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Montenegro has begun test operations at the Western Balkans' first landfill biogas power plant, a facility with at least 1.5 MW installed capacity at the Možura regional landfill near the country's Adriatic coast.
The EUR 1.8 million project, developed in partnership with Slovenia's Centre for International Cooperation and Development, entered trial operation in December 2025. The system can…
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Cycle0, a leading European developer, owner and operator of biomethane plants, has announced a significant investment in Italy with the acquisition of an operational biogas-to-electricity plant with authorisation for biomethane conversion and a new gas grid injection point in Mantua Province, in the Lombardy region of Italy.
Operational since 2012, the plant, known as Corte Pila, has an…
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Drax has launched its Biomass Tracker, a new digital tool that provides greater visibility into the journey woody biomass takes through the company's global supply chain.
The interactive tool shows the countries and states where Drax sources its biomass, the types of fibre used in Drax's own woody biomass, how it is transported, and the carbon associated with each stage of its journey to Drax…
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An agricultural machinery engineering expert at IPB University has developed renewable energy innovations that utilise nyamplung oil and biogas as alternative fuels for agricultural equipment, presenting significant potential for energy independence in Indonesia's farming sector.
Professor Desrial announced the breakthrough during a scientific oration on 24 January, explaining that nyamplung oil…
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Elridge Energy Holdings Bhd is expanding its regional footprint after its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bio Eneco Sdn Bhd, signed a memorandum of understanding with Thailand's Berkana Power Co Ltd.
The agreement covers the supply of biomass fuel to the Thai power generation market, marking a strategic move for the group as South-East Asia increases its renewable energy requirements.
Under the terms…
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Plans for a major renewable energy development in West Tipperary have been lodged with the local authority.
The proposals for an anaerobic digestion facility at Ballynilard, approximately 3km from Tipperary Town on the Kilross Road, have been submitted to Tipperary County Council by Andrew Kiely and Nephin Renewable Gas.
If approved, the anaerobic digester will process manure, slurry, whole…
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Bioenergy remains Europe’s largest renewable energy source and will be critical to achieving energy independence alongside climate goals, according to a new report from Bioenergy Europe.
The Brussels-based organisation’s latest Landscape Report, published on 21 January, provides a comprehensive overview of the EU energy system at a time when security of supply has become a defining priority…
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ENGIE has signed a 10-year biomethane purchase agreement with PepsiCo UK, marking the first such deal in the UK food and drink industry and backing a new £70 million anaerobic digestion plant in the north of England.
The agreement, which begins in 2027, will see 60 GWh of biomethane generated annually via a mass balance approach to help decarbonise PepsiCo UK’s supply chain, equivalent to the…
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Clear policy guidance on sustainable biomass sourcing is essential to unlock private investment in bioenergy and support the UK’s transition to net zero, according to Alicia Newton, senior scientific officer at Drax.
Speaking following Drax’s inaugural science summit, Positively Net Zero, held this month, Newton highlighted the UK government’s consultation on a common biomass…
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Max Meier for Bioenergy Insights
Saudi Arabia plans to fully open its stock market (Tadawul) to all categories of foreign investors, regardless of their place of residence, from February 1, 2026. This opens up the stock exchange, which is home to a number of some of the biggest and most exciting energy companies, to retail investors – at least on paper.
Until now, direct access to the main…
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GROTEL GmbH has launched SaniTarp®, a patented concrete refurbishment membrane designed to protect biogas tanks from corrosion caused by aggressive gases such as hydrogen sulphide.
The retrofit membrane extends the service life of fermenters, secondary digesters and digestate storage tanks whilst reducing downtime and increasing the economic efficiency of biogas plants.
Addressing critical…
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EnviTec Biogas' newly completed biogas and gas upgrading plant in Soncino near Cremona, Italy, is feeding 237 Nm³/h (250 Sm³/h) of biomethane into the public gas grid as of today.
"This is a reason to celebrate together with our long-standing customer, the agribusiness entrepreneur Dr Francesco Avogadri," says Mario Della Bella, managing director of EnviTec Biogas S.r.l. in Verona.
Avogadri…
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Anaergia has started activities on new project contracts worth approximately C$25 million for two anaerobic digestion facilities in Spain, marking the second and third projects under a broader C$184 million agreement announced in August 2025.
Through its Italian subsidiary, Anaergia has been awarded contracts for the Andújar and Arjona projects by D.B. Andalucía, a special purpose company…
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