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PyroGenesis Inc. has delivered a gasification system capable of converting contaminated biomass into synthesis gas (syngas) to Innofibre, a Quebec-based cellulosic innovation centre, as part of a collaborative project to expand the range of biomass feedstocks available for energy and chemicals production. The technology has been installed at Innofibre's newly opened $14 million pilot and...
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The European Biogas Association has published a position paper identifying research and innovation gaps across the full biogas and biomethane value chain, offering the findings as a scientific roadmap to guide EU investment decisions ahead of Framework Programme 10. The paper, produced in collaboration with EBA's Scientific Advisory Board and a network of European research institutions,...
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The U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities has launched a request for proposals seeking feasibility studies into repurposing closed wood products manufacturing facilities, including pulp and paper mills, for bioenergy production. The initiative responds to the growing number of shuttered wood products sites across the US that have left behind industrial infrastructure, utility connections...
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The Financial Conduct Authority has closed its investigation into Drax Group, finding no evidence to justify further action. The investigation examined whether Drax's annual reports and accounts for 2021, 2022 and 2023 contained misleading statements or omitted information investors needed to know, focusing specifically on disclosures relating to the sustainability of...
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BioteCH4 has secured a new contract with Suffolk County Council to process an additional 12,000 tonnes of food waste over the next 28 months, adding to the company's growing portfolio of local authority partnerships. Since 1 June 2026, food waste collected from households across Suffolk has been delivered to BioteCH4's Cambridgeshire site, where it is processed...
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Infortar group company Halinga OÜ has completed construction of a new biogas plant, one of the largest of its kind in Estonia, and has been granted an occupancy permit. The facility will begin operations once it receives its integrated environmental permit. The plant's technical design and implementation was carried out by EnviTec Anlagenbau, a major German green gas producer, with funding...
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A federal task force on Canada's forest sector has named the national scale-up of BDO Zones as a priority action, recommending it be supported through a proposed $10 billion, 10-year Forest Sector Transformation Investment Fund. The Canadian Forest Sector Transformation Task Force, an independent body of eight industry leaders appointed by Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson,...
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Polska Grupa Biogazowa (PGB) has completed the expansion and modernisation of its biogas facility in Dzierżki, Podlaskie, bringing total installed capacity to 1.498 MWe electrical and 1.621 MWt thermal. Annual electricity generation at the site is projected to reach 12,466 MWh, with heat output of 13,489 MWhth. Infrastructure upgrades include an expanded biogas treatment station, a new...
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Ireland's Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has published a decision paper updating the country's biomethane connections policy, introducing changes designed to reduce the cost of connecting anaerobic digestion plants to the gas network and support the national target of 5.7 TWh of indigenously produced biomethane by 2030. The most significant change is an extension of the economic...
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Circularity Fuels has completed what it claims is the world's first end-to-end conversion of raw agricultural biogas into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), following a six-month pilot at a dairy farm near Madera, California. The pilot drew biogas directly from the farm's manure digester — without prior CO2 removal — and produced drop-in jet fuel meeting ASTM D7566 Annex A1...
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British Columbia's Utilities Commission (BCUC) has concluded that no major changes to its definition of renewable natural gas (RNG) are warranted, following an inquiry into whether existing rules adequately account for greenhouse gas reductions from biomethane purchased outside the province. The final report, published on 26 May 2026, confirms that public utilities may continue to acquire...
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South Korea's Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment is launching a 36.6 billion won (approximately $27.5 million) programme to localise key technologies for biogas power generation systems, reducing reliance on imported generators and components as the country's biogas market expands. The funding — comprising 26 billion won from the national budget and 10.6 billion won from the private...
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Capsol Technologies has been awarded a feasibility study by E.ON to evaluate carbon capture solutions at the company's biomass and waste-to-energy operations in Norrköping, Sweden. The study will assess deployment of Capsol's carbon capture technology at a facility with a potential capture capacity of up to 500,000 tonnes of CO2 per year. It was secured through a competitive tender process and...
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The number of American dairy farms capturing energy from manure has nearly tripled since the end of 2020, according to new data from the American Biogas Council (ABC). There are now 496 dairy farms using anaerobic digestion to convert manure into renewable natural gas (RNG) or electricity, processing manure from approximately 2.5 million cows and putting more than 16 billion gallons of manure to...
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Researchers at the University of Reading are leading a major European initiative to help farmers and foresters produce plant biomass more sustainably without further degrading already fragile soils. The SOILBIOMASS+ project will bring together researchers, farmers, foresters, land managers, industry and policymakers to address a core tension in Europe's bioeconomy: how to meet growing demand...
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