Modern societies and economies produce increasing amounts of organic waste that can be used to produce clean sources of energy, with multiple potential benefits for sustainable development.
As a huge biomethane refuelling station (Europe’s largest) connects into Cadent’s network, Cadent’s Sustainable Transport Strategy Manager David Jones explains here why it’s such an important step on the road to net zero.
CNG Fuels yesterday opened a biomethane refuelling station in Warrington, UK, which the company said is Europe’s largest.
Biomethane could deliver 30% of the UK’s 2030 carbon budget in hardest to decarbonise sectors, provide green heat to 6.4 million homes and create 30,000 jobs by 2030.
Biogas plant builder Weltec Biopower has completed a biomethane plant for French crisps manufacturer Altho.
Europe has great decarbonisation potential with renewable gases and hydrogen. But unless strong regulatory measures are put in place, these won’t have sufficient access to the market, thereby putting the EU’s decarbonisation objectives at risk.
This time last year Air Liquide officially opened its first, large-scale biomethane production plant in the US.
You’d be hard pushed not to notice the rise of the biogas business in recent years. Five years ago, in summer 2014, the Anaerobic Digestion & Biogas Association (ADBA) described biomethane as a vitally important...
There’s something in the brew in biogas, that brew being biomethane. As the world strives for a more diversified energy mix, renewable energies like biofuels and biogas are coming to the fore.
CNG Fuels is opening a renewable biomethane refuelling station at Northampton, as part of the UK’s first large-scale study of how compressed natural gas (CNG) can help cut road transport emissions.
