Biomethane

Biomethane is a renewable, clean and sustainable methane gas obtained by putting biogas through a purification (upgrading) process. Biomethane can have various end-uses: it can be used as an alternative fuel for transport vehicles, as an internal heating or cooking fuel, or it can be fed into cogeneration plants to produce high-yield electrical and thermal energy.
Biomethane is currently viewed as “the fuel of the future”, since it is extremely innovative and has a very low environmental impact.

BIOMETHANE

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GSE’s role in the Italian biomethane market

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Certificates of release for consumption of biomethane produced: assignment and value pursuant to the Decree

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GSE’s role in the Italian biomethane market

Biomethane, a resource for energy generation in Italy