Łukasiewicz – New Chemical Syntheses Institute (INS) is the latest member to join the Polish Biomethane Organization. Seated in Puławy, Łukasiewicz – INS runs research and development work in the field of chemical and biological sciences. It is the first research institute affiliated with PBO, which represents industry experts and
Poland has the potential to produce as many as 8 billion cubic meters of biomethane per year, provided that new support mechanisms and measures for biomethane production are introduced. The PBO praises the Ministry of Climate and Environment for including new support mechanism for biomethane production and use in the
As a country highly developed in agriculture, Poland is rich in waste and by-products that can be used to produce biomethane, which can be used as a natural gas substitute According to the PBO, combining agricultural activity with biomethane production would help increase waste management efficiency and farm profitability, reduce
At the beginning of February this year, the European Parliament backed two legislative proposals - a regulation and a directive, to facilitate the uptake of renewable and low-carbon gases, such as biomethane and hydrogen, into the EU gas market. In the amendments to the gas and hydrogen regulation, in line
Poland has enough feedstocks available for the production of its own sustainable and renewable fuel. The deployment of the biomethane industry gives the opportunity to strengthen Poland’s energy security, shift away from coal and boost growth in rural areas. According to the Polish Biomethane Organization (PBO), 2023 could become a
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