We are delighted to gain membership in the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA). It is great to work alongside the ADBA as they too are determined to support the growth of the anaerobic digestion industry. We feel that this will be a brilliant year for Ulster Shredders with exciting opportunities to come.
The ADBA, was established in September 2009 and represents the UK anaerobic digestion and bioresources industry. They represent over 300 organisations while supporting the anaerobic industries growth.
Our sales support Jude Diamond highlights his excitement, “I am thrilled to be a member of the ADBA. I look forward to networking and sharing our knowledge with other ADBA members. The ADBA is an excellent association, and I can’t wait to see the positive outcomes from this membership.”
Paul Atkinson, Sales Director says “Gaining this membership will be an excellent tool for Ulster Shredders, we will be able to showcase our industrial shredders and highlight how our machines can benefit the anaerobic digestion process.”
In previous years, Ulster Shredders have engineered and manufactured industrial shredders for anaerobic digestion plants. Atkinson continues “Anaerobic digestion is an excellent method for gaining energy from waste, we wanted to aid that process and our engineering team designed versatile and durable industrial shredders that are beneficial in the breakdown of waste. Overall Ulster Shredders equipment are able to reduce the time it takes to breakdown waste, which compliments the overall process.”
Ulster Shredders can be seen working with a variety of anaerobic digestion companies, manufacturing bespoke systems to cater all different anaerobic digestive applications. Their most popular shredders used in this application is the U-45 and U-75 range.
To find out more information regarding Ulster Shredders equipment email info@ulstershredders.com or call +44 (028) 7965 0050. You can also follow our social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Published: 8th February 2021
