Biogas Plant Rejected Amid Community Concerns | Leicester News

A proposed biogas plant in Market Harborough, designed to turn chicken manure and crops into clean energy, has been rejected by the local council after fierce community opposition. Despite the company’s claims of proven success with over forty similar plants and advanced odor controls, more than 350 objections cited fears of smell and traffic chaos. The Leicestershire County Council’s development board voted down the project, siding with residents and council members concerned about disruption and safety — leaving the Marigold Farm site without its planned renewable energy hub.

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