BATH,
England –
This week GENeco became the first company in
the UK to start injecting gas generated from food waste and sewage into the
national gas grid network…. and at the same time installing a gas refueling
plant for the bus.
GENeco general manager Mohammed Saddiq said:
“Through treating sewage and food thats unfit
for human consumption we're able to produce enough biomethane to provide a
significant supply of gas to the national gas network that's capable of
powering almost 8,500 homes as well as fuelling the Bio-Bus.
“Gas powered vehicles have an important role
to play in improving air quality in UK cities, but the Bio-Bus goes further
than that and is actually powered by people living in the local area, including
quite possibly those on the bus itself.
“Using biomethane in this way not only provides a sustainable
fuel, but also reduces our reliance on traditional fossil fuels.”
The sewage company says the
vehicle can run up to 186 miles on one tank of fuel from human and food waste.
It takes the annual waste from about five people to create one tank of biomethane for the bus, officials said.
The Bath Bus Company Tours is running the
Bio-Bus on the 20-mile A4 route between Bath, England, and the airport in
Bristol, England.
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