Presenting you with breaking gas energy news from the biolng market.
Infrastructure asset management company Infranity is providing $145m to FemoGas subsidiary Iniziative Biometano to build four more liquid biomethane plants in Italy, with an option to increase it by a further $100m.
Unlocking capital for biogas projects will depend on improving certification, building trust in carbon accounting, and aligning with evolving policy frameworks, according to speakers at the World Biogas Summit 2025, which took place last week.
Emerging economies are urging stronger international collaboration, policy reform, and investment to unlock the full potential of biogas as a decentralised green energy option.
The World Biogas Summit 2025 opened in Birmingham, the UK with a clear message that biogas is no longer a niche sector but a climate-critical solution gaining global momentum.
France is leading the way in European biogas development, according to the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association [ADBA] Chair Chris Huhne.
Global energy transition tech developer Solarig will invest more than €300m into developing at least 20 biomethane plants in Italy by 2030.
The opportunities for carbon capture from biomethane remain largely untapped but the potential volumes are substantial, according to the UK trade body the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA).
The two key benefits of biogas and biomethane are its ability to be dispatched quickly and carbon capture affordability, according to Chris Huhne, the chair of the UK trade body the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources...
The World Biogas Summit returns to Birmingham, the UK, on 9 to 10 July, bringing together policymakers, project developers and technology providers to explore the role of biogas and biomethane in the energy transition.
European’s biomethane installed production capacity reached 7 billion cubic metres (bcm) by the end of Q1, up 9% on 2024, according to the European Biogas Association (EBA).
