The Grid Ready Forum in Brussels, initiated by the European Biogas Association, concluded with a set of key recommendations to speed up biomethane injection into Europe’s gas grids.
The moves would contribute to Europe’s energy security and decarbonisation at a competitive cost.
Grid injection will be key to realise the large future potential of biomethane production, fostering the growth of a homegrown renewable gas within Europe.
The Forum calls on the European Commission to take decisive leadership in advancing Renewable Acceleration Areas (RAAs) for biomethane by developing guidance for implementing a zoning approach and attributing public interest status to biomethane projects, and facilitating peer exchanges among member states.
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