Presenting you with breaking gas energy news from the biolng market.
Ence, through its subsidiary Ence Biogas, is targeting biomethane production of 1TWh in 2030, working with Spain’s agricultural biomass, livestock and the agri-food industry.
ENGIE Group (ENGIE) has launched a community consultation on its proposal to develop an agricultural anaerobic digestion (AD) facility near High Catton, UK, aiming to provide renewable energy to power approximately 5,200 homes.
Cincinnati-based Synthica Energy (Synthica) has received approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for its air quality permit, clearing the way for a new anaerobic digestion (AD) facility in San Antonio.
enfinium has launched the UK’s first carbon capture pilot at an Energy from Waste (EfW) site.
Cepsa has been certified as a biomethane trader covering biomass and bioenergy production by the ISCC international certification programme.
Waste processing specialist Attero will launch the new ‘FirstBio2Shipping’ installation at its facility in Wilp-Achterhoek, the Netherlands, on Wednesday, September 11th 2024.
Paul Davies, Key Account Manager for Landia UK, considers the outlook for the biogas sector under a new Labour government – and explains where the industry needs to get its own house in order
Viking Line is set to reduce emissions on its Turku-Stockholm route by 90% as it transitions to using liquefied biogas (LBG) – also called BioLNG – for the first time over an entire week.
UK-based Future Biogas has expanded its plant portfolio after purchasing six gas-to-grid anaerobic digestion (AD) facilities from JLEN Environmental Assets Group Limited (JLEN).
Azin Eskandari, Marketing & Business Development, and Stefan Stoetzel, Senior Business Development Manager at Nippon Gases, highlight its strategy towards blue and green hydrogen and importance of partnerships.
