Biogas championed as both reliable and cost-effective by ADBA
Biomethane, a renewable form of natural gas, is gaining attention for its benefits in the energy sector. This versatile gas can be stored, turned on and off easily, and dispatched quickly, making it a valuable asset in balancing intermittent resources like solar and wind energy.
One of the key advantages of biomethane production is its ability to capture CO2. The CO2 captured during this process is not only cheap to collect, capture, and store, but it is also denser than other methods of capturing CO carbon. This makes it an economical and efficient solution for carbon capture and storage.
The biogenically created CO2, captured in the processing of biogas and being turned into biomethane, is particularly cheaper than other ways of capturing CO2. This cost-effectiveness, combined with the dispatchability of biomethane, makes it an attractive option for the renewable energy sector.
Chris Huhne, the chair of the UK trade body the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA), is a leading figure in the biogas and renewable energy industry. The World Biogas Summit, scheduled to take place in Birmingham, UK on 9-10 July, is a testament to the growing importance of biogas and renewable energy, with events and conferences related to biogas being chaired by Chris Huhne.
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