Why Biomethane

Biomethane is a gas derived from biogas, which has undergone a refining and purification process, called upgrading, whose methane CH4 concentration exceeds 98 percent. It has characteristics and conditions of use corresponding to those of methane gas and is suitable for injection into the natural gas network. The biogas, which has been desulfurized and dehumidified, undergoes a purification process to separate the methane from the other gases that make up the biogas mixture. The resulting biomethane can be used, marketed and transported, in gaseous or liquefied form, in the same way as natural gas. The benefits of biomethane: Programmable renewable source; Reduction of import dependence; Local economy development; Environmental sustainability; Perfect example of circular economy; Reduction of emissions and greenhouse effect; Maximum flexibility.