Gloucester crematorium goes green
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Gloucester City Council has announced plans to transform Coney Hill Crematorium, the city council’s largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
The council will use 100% green gas from agricultural biomethane to power the crematorium, significantly reducing its environmental impact. Gloucester City Council will also invest £5 million into the project, including the installation of more energy-efficient cremators.
The plan forms part of the council’s wider decarbonisation goals, with the full council estate set to use 100% renewable energy
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