ENGIE expands UK biomethane portfolio

The energy company has completed the acquisition of Rainbarrow Farm anaerobic digestion facility in Dorset

Green gas support scheme extended to March 2028

The government has extended the scheme, responding to industry challenges in waste feedstock acquisition and supply chain delays

Poo power: Thames Water and SGN turn waste to heat homes

Thames Water has successfully implemented its second gas-to-grid project at Mogden Sewage Treatment Works, converting sewage sludge into biomethane to heat homes in West London

IEA report spotlights biogas and biomethane

The World Biogas Association (WBA) welcomes the International Energy Agency’s Renewables Report 2023, which, for the first time, dedicates a section to the biogas and biomethane sector

Northern Ireland achieves ‘historic’ biomethane grid injection

The first direct-to-grid injection on the island of Ireland, occurred in Co. Tyrone within the Evolve network

UK green gas support scheme application deadline extended

The Green Gas Support Scheme application window has been extended to 2028, offering anaerobic digestion plant operators an extra two years to meet eligibility criteria for government funding

AstraZeneca strikes UK biogas deal

The new partnership will involve the transfer of 100,000MWh of domestically generated biomethane from Future Biogas’ anaerobic digestion facilities to AstraZeneca’s UK sites via the national gas grid

Sewage power to heat 10,000 UK homes

Centrica Energy Trading has teamed up with Yorkshire Water and SGN Commercial Services in a 15-year deal to extract biomethane from sewage

UK seeks views on biomethane plants for review of Green Gas Support Scheme

The government has launched a call for evidence for the annual review of Green Gas Support Scheme tariffs, seeking input from the biomethane industry

King’s green energy firm probed over ‘gas leak’

JV Energen, an energy firm majority-owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, has been investigated for breaches after a “significant unauthorised leak of global-heating gases lasting 38 days”