Presenting you with breaking gas energy news from the biolng market.
The UK is becoming increasingly reliant on imported carbon dioxide, leaving the industrial gases sector vulnerable. In part that is because homegrown biogenic CO2 sources remain underutilised due to policy uncertainty and infrastructure delays.
Nordic energy company Gasum has opened a €58m biogas plant at Götene in Sweden.
US-based Utility Global and South Korea’s Hanwha Corporation are to carry out a Pre-FEED (preliminary front-end engineering and design) study for a hydrogen production plant using biogas generated from South Korean wastewater treatment.
A type of bacteria is being used as a chemical-free method of removing impurities and upgrading biogas, according to Denmark-based Biogasclean during a recent gasworld webinar.
It’s been a big month in Australia’s biomethane sector with the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) signing an agreement to connect the first biomethane project into its South Australian gas networks.
New biogas projects are moving forward in Italy, Portugal and Spain, in further evidence of the scale-up of biomethane production.
The first public biomethane injection point in Latvia with a connection to the gas transmission network will open in Džūkste this summer.
Agriculture-oriented Brazil offers abundant biogas and biomethane potential in the short- and long-term, according to a report and accompanying webinar from the World Biogas Association today.
The World Biogas Association (WBA) has launched two online tools aimed at helping governments speed up the deployment of anaerobic digestion (AD) to meet 2030 climate targets and reduce methane emissions.
In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Rob and Tom look back on gasworld’s European Summit 2025 and pick out some of the best insights from event.
