Biomethane.
The power of the organic.

What is it

Biomethane is presented as a clean and essential energy alternative in the transition to a more sustainable future.

The development of this energy source not only supports policies against climate change, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions, but also promotes energy self-sufficiency of countries, guaranteeing their security of supply.

In addition, biogas production is the best example of circular economy and biomethane can take advantage of existing gas transport and distribution infrastructures.

Advantages

01. Energy independence Biomethane contributes to energy independence by offering a renewable and local alternative to fossil fuels, reinforcing the security and sustainability of energy supply.

02. Production of natural fertilizers The by-product of the anaerobic digestion process is digestate, a natural fertilizer rich in nutrients that can be used in agriculture, improving soil quality without resorting to synthetic chemicals.

03. Contribution to the circular economy Biomethane promotes the circular economy by reusing organic waste to produce clean energy, minimizing waste and optimizing the use of natural resources.

04. Flexibility in raw materials it can be produced from a wide variety of organic raw materials, including sewage sludge, industrial, food and agricultural waste, allowing the use of different types of waste and maximizing energy production from local resources.

05. Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions Biomethane captures the methane released during the decomposition of organic matter, a greenhouse gas much more potent than CO2. By using it as an energy source, the emission of gases that contribute to global warming is reduced.