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Development of biogas and biomethane industries

Poland' potential in the field of biogas, which can be produced from waste and residues originating in particular from the agri-food sector and the municipal sector, is estimated at nearly 7.8 billion m³ of biogas. Purified biogas in the form of biomethane, with the quality…

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Poland' potential in the field of biogas, which can be produced from waste and residues originating in particular from the agri-food sector and the municipal sector, is estimated at nearly 7.8 billion m³ of biogas. Purified biogas in the form of biomethane, with the quality parameters of natural gas, can be successfully inserted into a national distribution network. The proposed development of the biomethane sector in the amendment creates the conditions which, in the perspective of 2030, will enable the European Commission Communication to the European Parliament, the European Council, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions to implement the European Green Deal (Brussels, 11.12.2019, COM(2019) 640 final), including in particular the increase in the share of renewable gas fuels in the national gas system.

Official source: https://www.gov.pl/web/ncbr/niewykorzystany-potencjal-biometanu-polska-moze-stac-sie-liderem

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