The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The year begins with good prospects and continued growth in the biogas sector in Brazil and worldwide. The country has the potential to reach a production of 460 million MMBTU (which corresponds to 1 million BTUs or 26 cubic meters of natural gas) by 8, equivalent to up to 2030% of domestic natural gas demand, reaching a value market share of US$ 30 billion, according to a study by McKinsey consultancy.
The production of biogas provides a profitable and sustainable end to residues from the sugar-energy sector. Find here essential information for the integration of biogas to the sugar-energy sector. To support your business, we will answer the following recurring questions in this sector, offering data and solutions.
Biogas and biomethane were highlighted in debates at COP 27 – United Nations Conference on Climate Change, held in November in Egypt, with the participation of over 200 countries.
What does biogas have to do with mobility? To address the topic in detail, CIBiogás prepared an e-book on how the production of sustainable fuels from biogas can contribute to a low-carbon economy. According to a study released by the Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEMA), cars are responsible for around 60% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the large capitals of Brazil.
Biogas is produced from the decomposition of organic materials (of vegetable or animal origin), generating a mixture of gases, most of which is composed of methane. But can household waste be used to produce biogas, and subsequently used for power generation?
The biogas sector has been receiving increasing attention around the world, with public and private initiatives to expand production and consolidate the product as one of the exponents of the green economy.
Check now some myths and truths about biogas.
Biogas and biomethane remain at the center of debates and interest from public authorities and the production chain. But how will the new resolutions impact the market in the coming years?
Biogas and biomethane remain at the center of debates and interest from public authorities and the production chain. But how will the new resolutions impact the market in the coming years?
Biogas is the basis for a series of market initiatives aimed at energy applications, including those involving treatment and purification processes to obtain biomethane, promoting its use as vehicular fuel.
Biogas production puts a profitable and sustainable end to your swine waste, as well as reducing energy operating costs, generating organic fertilizer and opening up new business opportunities. Find essential information here
Biogas is a product with high energy potential, which has been gaining more and more space in the market, but do you know how it can help your company to minimize gas emissions?
The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The concern of companies, institutions and people with the carbon footprint has been growing all over the world, based on awareness and the emergence of new ways to mitigate the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
The year begins with good prospects and continued growth in the biogas sector in Brazil and worldwide. The country has the potential to reach a production of 460 million MMBTU (which corresponds to 1 million BTUs or 26 cubic meters of natural gas) by 8, equivalent to up to 2030% of domestic natural gas demand, reaching a value market share of US$ 30 billion, according to a study by McKinsey consultancy.
