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Accra, June 7, GNA – The second Digital Global Biogas Cooperation (DiBiCoo)- Ghana stakeholders’ consultative workshop has ended in Accra with an assurance by the Ministry of Energy of developing a regulatory framework for the biogas industry in Ghana. The workshop was organised by the Institute of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Solution (ISEES), a non-profit […]

Anfang Oktober 2019 startete das von der EU geförderte Projekt DiBiCoo (Digital Global Biogas Cooperation). Dieses zielt auf den Marktaufbau der Biogastechnologie in „emerging markets“ ab. Durch Wissensaufbau und Vernetzung wesentlicher exportorientierter europäischer Wirtschaft mit bedeutenden Akteuren der Zielländer, soll ein effektiver und rascher Marktaufbau in den Zielländern erfolgen. Basierend auf mehreren Faktoren wurden als

South Africa has been identified by its international counterparts as a target region for biogas market development and capacity building.  South Africa is one of five selected target countries across the world under the EU-funded Digital Global Biogas Corporation (DiBiCoo) Project. As electricity tariffs increase and landfill airspace is under pressure, GreenCape, DiBiCoo’s partner in

Das EU-geförderte Projekt DiBiCoo – „Digital Global Biogas Cooperation“ – unterstützt dieProjektentwicklung von fünf ausgewählten Demo-Projekten in den Zielländern Argentinien,Äthiopien, Ghana, Indonesien und Südafrika. Die aus dem Projekt entstandene MatchmakingPlattform soll Akteure der Biogasbranche zusammenbringen, neue Netzwerke aufbauen und esermöglichen, globale Geschäftskontakte zu knüpfen. Derzeit suchen die Projektentwickler nachTechnologiepartnern, um ihre Projekte zu realisieren. Wenn

The EU-funded Project DiBiCoo – “Digital Global Biogas Cooperation” – supports the project development of five selected demo projects in the southern hemisphere. The project developers are currently looking for technology partners to realize their projects. These are the five demo projects: Argentina The company Bioeléctrica, based in Rio Cuarto, wants to utilize mixed municipal

Addis Abeba Ethiopia Biogas, introduced in Ethiopia in 1957, is at the infant stage. 97 % of the biogas plant in Ethiopia are small-scale and are used for cooking purpose and domestic biogas lamp. The sector, under development includes over 20,000 installed small-scale biogas plants and 40 medium size biogas plant under construction. The capacity

In the midst of July 2021, RDI conducted training on “Financing Biogas Plants” under the DiBiCoo Project. The impressive lineup of speakers were from Indonesian Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF), GGGI, TLFF, LPPI, PT. SMI and IRID. In this second series of DiBiCoo Capacity Building, RDI held this event in order to educate people on the

Emerging and developing countries need clean and affordable energy, but technology and know-how are not always available. The international Horizon 2020 project Digital Global Biogas Cooperation now publishes an online platform to find ideal partners easily and without costs. local biomass sources in particular are to be used efficiently and sustainably – the Austrian Energy