Each Waste to
Biomethane
Project Impact
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164,250 t/pa
of waste diverted from landfill
365 TJ’s
of natural gas replaced per annum
Produces the same amount of renewable gas a
16.2 MW
Hydrogen Electrolyser
Same amount of CO2 absorbed by
1,018,000
trees
Renewable Gas is a term used to describe gases that can be used as renewable energy source, and result in zero net carbon emissions when combusted. Net zero carbon emissions means any actual carbon emissions from combustion are equal to, or lower than, the carbon absorbed by the feedstock initially used to produce the gas (e.g. organic waste).
Renewable gases can be stored easily in large volumes within the existing networks.
Examples of
Renewable Gases
Biomethane
Gas captured from decomposing organic wastes from landfills, agricultural produce and wastewater treatment facilities.
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Green hydrogen
Produced by separating hydrogen from water using an electrolyser powered by renewable electricity
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rDME (Renewable Dimetyl Ether )
Can be produced from a wide range of sustainable feedstocks like agricultural waste and replace LPG as carbon neutral fuel.
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