European Biogas Association

Stimulating growth and circularity.

Affordable, sustainable, made in Europe

Biogases

Enhancing communities.

Reducing emissions.

Ever thought your kitchen scraps
could power your morning commute?

Biogases: Defossilising all energy uses

Beyond energy

Biogases bring positive impact across multiple sectors

Biogases

Enabling EU leadership on clean technologies

European Biogas Association

Supporting the roll out of biogases in Europe

Stimulating growth and circularity.

Affordable, sustainable, made in Europe

Biogases

Enhancing communities.

Reducing emissions.

Ever thought your kitchen scraps
could power your morning commute?

Biogases: Defossilising all energy uses

Beyond energy

Biogases bring positive impact across multiple sectors

Biogases

Enabling EU leadership on clean technologies

European Biogas Association

Supporting the roll out of biogases in Europe

About us

The European Biogas Association (EBA) is committed to the deployment 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 beyond.

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Biogas & biomethane in a nutshell

Growth potential

By 2050, the biogas and biomethane production potential can reach up to 167 bcm.

Decarbonisation

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

Waste management

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

Cost competitive renewable gas

Biomethane is the most competitive and scalable renewable gas available today.

GHG emissions savings

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

Sustainable feedstock

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

Strategic authonomy and infrastructure

Biogases, produced and traded within Europe, can enhance the EU’s energy security and reduce reliance on external providers. Existing gas infrastructure is ready for biomethane, facilitating decarbonisation and providing affordable renewable energy.