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Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

Decentralised energy also offers the potential to tackle fuel poverty by delivering more efficient and lower cost energy sources to low income households to help combat the growing number of households in the UK who are in fuel poverty.

This Guide aims to encourage the broad participation of communities across the U.S. to take action, as a small but growing number of cities have already done, to produce and use their own supplies of clean, renewable, low-carbon RNG fuel.

This Document has been produced on behalf of Defra to provide assistance to Local Authorities and the waste management market generally through awareness raising of the key municipal waste management options for the diversion of residual municipal waste from landfill.

The findings presented here are based mainly on available experience from GTZ-related pilot biogas power plants in different countries. They focus on more or less well-documented existing country cases even though little extensive documentation of practical long term operat-ing experience is available.