Installation of a MyGug domestic micro-scale anaerobic digester unit (overall footprint…
Slieve Elva Kilmoon , Lisdoonvarna , Clare
Proposed development
the development will consist of the installation of a MyGug domestic micro-scale anaerobic digester unit (overall footprint of approx. 3 square metres). located within curtilage and adjacent to the existing dwelling. The development includes the placement of the insulated digester tank, an integrated food waste macerator station, a biogas pipe connection linking the unit to the domestic kitchen, and all associated site works
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