By 2050, combined biogas and biomethane production could reach 95 bcm.

Renewable gases, including biomethane, will be key to decarbonise our economy.

The deployment of biomethane to replace fossil fuels does not require the investment of additional resources to develop new infrastructure.

Today, the price of biomethane can be 30% lower than the current natural gas pricing.

Biogas and biomethane prevent emissions across the whole value chain, with a three-fold emissions mitigation effect.

There will be enough sustainable feedstock to produce biogas and biomethane in Europe.

Biogas and biomethane production can enable cities and regions to develop integrated circular city concepts.

Agroecology supports farming an agricultural production in such a way that does not impose any harm to environment and preserves biodiversity.