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GRDF, Shell, Calvera and Eurogas Share their Insights at Biogas Europe Summit
GRDF, Shell, Calvera and Eurogas Share their Insights at Biogas Europe Summit 2019
2019 Highlights
ACI’s 5th Future of Biogas Europe Summit took place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on 13th – 14th November 2019. In this post, we highlight the interviews from GRDF, Shell, Calvera and Eurogas at Biogas Summit, four of our key speakers sharing their insights in the last year’s edition (content provided by Biogas Channel).
GRDF: 107 biomethane plants connected to the gas network in France.
Victor Thévenet, EU Policy Officer – GRDF
About 107 biomethane plants in France are connected to the gas grid. A fair number that helps set ambitious goals. GRDF aims at reaching 12 TWh of injected biomethane by 2023. Some incentive systems will help reach such a target, including the 99€/MWh feed-in tariff for 15 years and the guarantee of origin. In this interview with GRDF, France’s main distributor, we will discover the potential and incentives for this industry.
Calvera: Solutions and costs for transporting renewable natural gas
Romuald Chiron, Business developer manager – Calvera
In addition to the network, there are many transport solutions for renewable natural gas. Not only solutions for road transport but also standard cells for small-scale distribution. And what about the costs? Calvera Group’s case histories give an example.
Shell New Energy: investments and projects on biomethane
Christian Cuenot, Business developer manager BioMethane, Shell New Energies
Shell New Energy is the Shell brand providing innovative and clean energy solutions. Shell New Energy invests two billion dollars annually to support the dissemination of alternative fuels, including LNG and Bio-LNG. To this end, the company is working on several biomethane projects, including three prominent initiatives in Brazil, India and the Netherlands, as explained by Christian Cuenot, Business Developer and Manager at Shell New Energies.
The role of gas in the European Union explained by Eurogas
Andreas Guth – Policy Director , Eurogas
It has been well established that gas plays and will continue to play a significant role in helping the European Union achieve its 2030 climate and energy goals. A role that will remain valid for decades to come, given the goal of reducing emissions to zero by 2050. But why is gas a key element for a competitive and well-functioning energy market? We asked Eurogas, an association that represents the gas trade and distribution sectors in relation to EU institutions.
2020 edition
After the success of 5 editions we are excited to announce the 6th edition of Biogas Summit, which will take place on the 11th and 12th November 2020 in Berlin, Germany.
The two day event will bring together senior executives and experts from the full value chain to provide a forum for all parties active in the field of anaerobic digestion of organic matter and renewable energy production in the form of biogas.
Why you can’t miss this Event
The conference will provide our delegates with interactive sessions, conference presentations, panel discussions. Networking will also give you the opportunity to discuss with your peers the latest challenges and developments within the bio energy industry.
Are you wondering how to take the right path to reach carbon neutrality by 2030 and successfully fight GHG emissions? Power producers, leading technology & solution providers, farmers, as well as representatives from the food & beverage industry, and waste industry will share their experiences, expertise and ideas during the sessions on Day 1 and 2.
For more information about the event, please visit event’s webpage or contact Adamantia (Mado) Lampropoulou on +44 (0) 20 3141 0607.
Sample of Last Year’s Attendees Included:
AcrEnergy Ltd. * ADBA * Aerzen Nederland B.V. * AFS Energy * agriKomp Bohemia s.r.o. * Ammongas A/S * APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH * Arcanum Energy System * Biokraft AS * Biond Production AB * BP * Consorzio Italiano Biogas * Danske Commodities * Veolia Water Technologies Techno Center Netherlands B.V. * Novozymes A/S * Orange Gas * ACT Commodities * Haldor Topsoe * Shell * VEAS * TEKFEN Muhendislik A.S. * Heineken * Fluvius * Fluxys Belgium * FORNOVO GAS SRL * Gardner Denver Schopfheim GmbH * GasTerra * Gasum Oy * Gasunie New Energy and many more…