European Biogas Association 2020 Report RGFI is an active member of the European Biogas Association, and has a proactive role in strategy and policy at EU level, representing the interests of RGFI members. RGFI is represented on the Board, Central Advisory…
Brussels, 10 December 2020 The European Biogas Association has stated that the Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy is a major setback for the vital decarbonisation of transport at an acceptable cost. The EBA points to the Strategy's lack…
EBA presents new publication showcasing the latest developments from the biogas and biomethane sectors The ‘Renewable Gas Success Stories’ features 93 organisations involved in the transition towards carbon neutrality and a resource efficient economy. The success stories cover 50 case studies…
Embargoed until Monday, 23 November 2020, 12:00 CET PRESS RELEASE New joint paper: ‘BioLNG makes carbon neutrality a reality for EU transport’ Brussels, 23 November 2020 - today, the European Biogas Association (EBA), Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), the Natural &…
The Renewable Gas Forum is providing factual information resources to develop awareness of the potential for AD biomethane and digestate bio-fertiliser production, and related soil carbon sequestration in Ireland. We recently produced a number of videos on these topics with…
“The anaerobic digestion industry has the potential to reduce the world’s current greenhouse gas emissions by 10-13%”, David Newman, President of the World Biogas Association (WBA) and former CEO of Greenpeace in Italy, said today. He was addressing delegates…
RGFI members have proven global reputations in the design, construction and sustainable operation of renewable gas facilities. Through the Forum, members advocate thorough and robust environmental impact assessments, including, where needed, Natura 2000 assessments, for developers seeking planning consents. With…
Ireland has many natural advantages when it comes to sustainable food production. We are also a self-sufficient food producing nation with agriculture representing 9.5% of total exports in 2019. Our grass-based agriculture means that feedstock is available and sustainable and, mainly because of…
McKinsey & Co, consultants to the Irish government, have recently placed AD biomethane in the top 25 recommendations to reduce carbon emissions in agriculture – at a pricing of €85 per tonne of CO2 abated. RGFI welcomed the McKinsey figures…