Project Results

Abstract: The demand for sustainable, renewable and clean energy sources has been increasing in the past decade in order to combat global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Biogas has proven to be a versatile energy carrier which can be used for heating purposes, power and fuel. Having acknowledged the high potential for the use […]

Advisory Board Members EU-funded Project on Digital Global Biogas Cooperation (DiBiCoo) welcomes its Advisory Board which will expand the DiBiCoo network and act as a sounding board to promote sustainable biogas solutions worldwide.

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Executive Summary The objective of the DiBiCoo Project is to support the development of a healthy biogas sector in developing and emerging countries. To achieve this, DiBiCoo has identified promising project opportunities, from which demo projects and follower projects have been selected. These projects will serve as examples on how to set up reliable biogas

Executive Summary Many biogas projects are not reaching the implementation stage because of the lack of access to suitable financing. Understanding the drivers and barriers that the field of biogas faces withindeveloping markets in Argentina, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia and South Africa would help assist in assessing the viability and improving the attractiveness of biogas projects

Executive Summary The diffusion of circular technologies is a necessity if global and national decarbonisation tar- gets are to be met. With biogas technology being exported by largely developed regions and technology imported by developing regions, there is a need to create the necessary conditions for effective diffusion on both sides of the import/export relationship.

Executive Summary This extensive report on Markets and Frameworks is a combination of detailed analysis by technology importing countries on their local biogas sector. The report provides context from Argentina, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia, and South Africa; and is intended to deepen the understanding of local contexts, opportunities and challenges for biogas projects in these countries. 

Executive Summary Renewable policy performance depends on several key factors including financial sustainability, adequate infrastructure, good and competent administration, clear proceedings, standardization and clear interconnection rules. If one is missing, the market might not develop. On the other hand, if support mechanisms like Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) are too high, it has the consequence of very fast

Executive Summary One task of the DiBiCoo project is mapping the export opportunities for European biogas technologies and services from the industry perspective. For this purpose, a Biogas Industry Stakeholder survey was conducted, which collected input on the main challenges and trade barriers for the export of European biogas technologies and services, on preferred non-EU

Executive Summary One task within the DiBiCoo project is a mapping of European biogas stakeholders. This stakeholder mapping is worked out to understand the structure of biogas stakeholders better and to provide input for the “Digital information, networking and matchmaking tool” that will be developed within the project later. In this report the results of