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Also known as “renewable natural gas”, is a near-pure source of methane produced either by “upgrading” biogas (a process that removes any CO₂ and other contaminants present...

The European Biomethane Week is a must event for producers, users, investors and legislators involved in the deployment of biogases across Europe.The third edition of the European Biomethane Week in October...

This debate will discuss the findings of the JRC Report on methane emissions coming from the biogas and biomethane supply chains. Starting from the data presented, the panel debate will expand...

The report summarizes the current knowledge on the state of methane emissions from biogas plants. It delves into modern methods to detect and quantify biomethane emissions as well as best practices...

Highlights : The UN Global Methane Assessment (2021) shows that approximately 40 per cent of human-caused methane emissions come from the agriculture sector, mainly from livestock (32...

The new CORDIS Synergy Info Pack on Delivering growth and the green transition highlights how projects coming from different countries, sectors and funding programmes are all...

Task Force 4.1 of the Biomethane Industrial Partnership (BIP) has released a video to present their latest study on the role of the biomethane industry in satisfying a growing biogenic...

This paper provides a refresh of the 2022 Gas for Climate study, incorporating latest data and insights to update the potential estimates for 2030 and 2050, and turns the focus to 2040 to provide...

Reducing methane emissions from livestock: A focus on reducing methane emissions from the livestock sector, improving sustainability. 1.3 billion people rely on livestock for their livelihoods and food...

The report was prepared by Task Force 5.1 and offers and assessment of current innovative technologies for biomethane production.