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13.03.2024
Biomethane standards: facilitating renewable gas uptake
In the context of energy transition, the evolution of gas quality standards is essential. Standards provide regulatory coherence, enable increased...
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23.02.2024
From plant to grid: navigating biomethane injection
Injecting biomethane in gas grids today can be a cumbersome process in many European countries. This hinders market access for the main renewable...
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12.02.2024
CO2 Emission Performance Standards for HDVs political agreement vote: a missed opportunity to recognise renewable fuels and speed up transport decarbonisation
Brussels 12/02/24 – On the 9th of February, the COREPER adopted the political agreement on CO2 emission performance standards for new heavy-duty...
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💡 What is the role of #water in the biogases industry?
🎤 Lucile Sever, Policy Officer at the EBA shared with us the #biogases' impact on reducing water stress and its commitment to supporting #sustainable practices & collaboration.
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With 17 stakeholders, we urge @EU_Commission to prioritise heating/cooling #decarbonisation in next legislative mandate
The EU potential of sustainable renewable/recovered heat sources exceeds 2,000 TWh/year. It's time to tap into #renewable #heat sources!
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Support #biogas sustainability:
1. Implement EU biomass sustainability criteria
2. Support🎯35 bcm of #biomethane by 2023
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4. Reward its socio-economic & environmental benefits in policies
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#BiogasItaly EBA President Anders M. highlights the role of biogases in meeting climate targets. 🗣️To achieve climate goals, it's imperative that we boost #biogas and #biomethane production in Europe and worldwide, while ensuring effective CO2 sequestration measures are in place.
European Biogas Association
The EBA fully believes in the future potential of renewable gas in Europe. Founded in February 2009, the association is committed to the deployment of sustainable biogas and biomethane production and use throughout the continent. EBA counts today on a well-established network of nearly 300 national associations and other organisations covering the whole biogas and biomethane value chain across Europe and beyond.
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