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31.05.2024
4 ways to enhance sustainable biomethane production – Interview with Air Liquide
Air Liquide recently adopted an internal charter developed with WWF France and other experts, including the European Biogas Association, to enhance...
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03.05.2024
Turning farm waste into renewable energy – The ALFA Story
Using manure from livestock farming for biogas production has positive environmental and economic impacts. These include reducing greenhouse gas...
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22.04.2024
The European Biogas Association is looking for a motivated Technical and Project officer – Digestate and Biohydrogen
The European Biogas Association (EBA) represents the sustainable biogas and biomethane sector in Europe. EBA aims to ensure our sector grows to...
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🌱Since 2017, new plants are primarily running on organic municipal solid #waste, sewage sludge and industrial waste. This trend reflects a broader change in the geography of #biomethane production, with countries like France, Italy, the Netherlands and Denmark taking the lead.
Join us on 5/7 to discover the latest data on #biomethane production facilities and the private #investment currently driving the growth of the sector with the launch of a new edition of the European Biomethane Map and the Biomethane Investments Outlook.
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🌱Digestate is a valuable co-product of #biogas production. Our proposals:
🔹Invest in rural biogas plants to boost local economies & support farmers
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The EBA fully believes in the potential of renewable gases in Europe. Founded in 2009, the association is committed to the expansion of sustainable biogas and biomethane production and use across the continent. EBA counts today on a well-established network of over 300 national associations and other organisations covering the whole biogas and biomethane value chain throughout Europe and further afield.
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