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Europe's biomethane market is developing as industrial companies look for ways to reduce Scope 1 emissions. Understand how biomethane can be used and how ACT can support your sourcing strategy.

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Biomethane could be worth exploring if you:

  • Use gas for process heat

  • Need to reduce Scope 1 emissions

  • Can't fully electrify your operations

  • Need renewable gas with specific sustainability characteristics

Biomethane can provide a renewable alternative to natural gas for suitable industrial applications, using existing gas infrastructure.

Support Scope 1 decarbonization

Address emissions associated with natural gas use. 

Use existing gas infrastructure

Integrate renewable gas without replacing your existing gas infrastructure.

Document renewable origin

Trace renewable gas through relevant certificates and documentation.

Volume, origin, feedstock, carbon intensity, certification, timing and contract structure all impacty our procurement decision. ACT helps you identify and source biomethane that fits your requirements, from a single site to multi-market portfolios.

ACT connects companies to 300+ biomethane plants across European markets. We combine producer access with market, regulatory, and certification expertise to help companies understand what they are buying and structure procurement around their commercial, emissions and compliance requirements. When companies are ready to procure, ACT supports sourcing, certification, contracting, delivery, and ongoing portfolio management. 

3.4 TWh of biomethane sold in 2025

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10+ years of biomethane experience

300+ sourcing plants in our partner network

Your biomethane questions, answered

Biomethane is a renewable gas produced by upgrading biogas made from organic materials such as agricultural residues, animal manureand organic waste. Once upgraded, it can be used as an alternative to natural gas.  

Biomethane is a renewable gas produced by upgrading biogas made from organic materials such as agricultural residues, animal manureand organic waste. Once upgraded, it can be used as an alternative to natural gas.  

Explore certificates, reporting, procurement options and more in our biomethane FAQ guide.

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