Biomethane Regions supports the market development of biomethane for grid injection and vehicle usage
The Biomethane Regions session showed how the promotion of anaerobic digestion and of biogas upgrading technology supports the market development of biomethane for grid injection and vehicle usage.
Seminar held in St Pölten (AT) within BIOGAS13
ARGE, the Austrian Compost & Biogas Association is organising the 6th edition of the Austrian Biogas Congress, supported by klima:aktiv, the climate protection initiative of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management and the Austrian biogas industry. More than 500 participants are expected.
Biogas and Biomethane development have achieved a certain maturity. Despite the effort of the regional decision-makers, the biogas plants operators, the technology developers and the research sector, there are still barriers that need to be removed. The Biogas13 speakers will provide answers to this challenge.
The 3 projects supported by the Energy Intelligent Europe programme Biomethane Regions (in English), FABbiogas (in German) and BiogasHeat (in German) will share their experiences and will highlight the latest developments in biogas and biomethane in Europe.
The Biomethane-Regions session showed how the promotion of anaerobic digestion and of biogas upgrading technology supports the market development of biomethane for grid injection and vehicle usage.
- Introduction
Ursula Bodisch, eNu - The Evolution of the European biomethane legislation and market
Agata Przadka, European Biogas Association – EBA - The genesis of Biomethane-Regions and some of the key outputs of the project
Andy Bull, Severn Wye Energy Agency – SWEA - Merits of the key current technologies for biogas to bio-methane gas upgrading
Michael Harasek, TU-Wien - Presentation of the Video “Decentralized Biogas model for local energy supply in Denmark”
Olav Rasmussen, Knowledge Centre For Agriculture – VFL - Biogas grid injection in Arcy Farm, an agricultural biomethane project in France
Valerie Borroni (RAEE), Simone Hurschka (AILE), Mathieu Lefebvre (Air Liquide) - Bio-methane in transport with experiences from the Municipality of Växjö
Hannele Johansson, Energiekontor Sydost - Importance of process monitoring in optimising biogas production
Sandra Esteves, University of South Wales - The Biomaster project, Biomethane for Transport: challenges and results
Stefano Proietti, ISIS - Interactive session between Biomethane Regions experts & attendees
Sascha Flesch, LEV - Conclusion by Andy Bull, SWEA
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