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Biogas Could Be the Unsung Hero in Transitioning to Clean Energy

Several countries worldwide are increasingly incorporating biogas into their energy mixes as a replacement for fossil fuels. European nations such as Italy, France, Germany, Denmark, and the United Kingdom are making biogas, a gaseous renewable energy typically produced from agricultural materials, a key part of their energy strategies as they work to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and meet decarbonization goals.

Also referred to as renewable natural gas (RNG), biogas is also gaining popularity in the United States and Canada thanks to capital investments from large gas utilities and transportation-related credits.

In addition to helping the U.S. and other countries cut greenhouse gas emissions, biogas supports other sustainability goals such as reducing agricultural methane emissions, processing organic waste, easing pressure on sewage systems, creating jobs in rural areas, and boosting fertilizer self-sufficiency.

As such, RNG holds significant potential as a circular and scalable energy transition pathway. However, the U.S. will need to address challenges such as limited network access and fragmented policies before biogas becomes a major renewable energy source.

It will undoubtedly take time for biogas to reach the same level of visibility and adoption as solar and wind. While these two are the dominant sources of clean energy globally and account for most of the world’s renewable energy capacity, biogas remains largely overlooked and currently generates only about 0.3% to 0.5% of the world’s electricity.

In contrast, wind and solar produced around 14% of global electricity by the end of 2023 and regularly attract most clean energy-related policies and investments. But despite its low profile, biogas use is expanding steadily across several major markets.

Produced from organic waste, sewage sludge, and agricultural residues, biogas is essentially a highly concentrated form of methane, making RNG a viable alternative to fossil fuel-derived natural gas. It requires minimal infrastructure investment to deploy, as it can be fed directly into existing natural gas grids or used as feedstock for fertilizers, chemicals, and transportation fuels. This gives biogas a much higher return on investment compared to solar and wind, which typically require significant capital and infrastructure support to become operational.

As a result, biogas can serve as a short-term green energy solution without the need for costly infrastructure upgrades, acting as a bridge between phasing out fossil fuels and deploying long-term renewable solutions.

In some regions, it is even being used as a long-term energy source. Europe is leading the way, with France emerging as one of the biggest adopters thanks to regional planning, grid injection mandates, and a supportive feed-in tariff system.

The world needs many alternatives to fossil fuel, and biogas is one such option. Commercial and residential users that can leverage it should do so, while others for whom other renewable energy solutions from companies like PowerBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) Cboe CA: SUNN) (FSE: GY2) are suitable can also use them.

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