In Ireland, represented by Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI), is one of eight European countries to be awarded the BIOMAPE project, a new European Union Horizon Programme initiative designed to support the accelerated and sustainable deployment of biomethane across EU Member States. The project brings together partners to address technical, regulatory, market and social barriers to biomethane deployment in EU member states.
The principle European and Irish stakeholders recently convened in Dublin to share experiences, examine market and policy developments, and directly inform the next phase of BIOMAPE’s work. The kick-off workshop was hosted by the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment (DCEE) and Eversheds Sutherland, bringing together policymakers, developers and sector experts from across partner countries.
Discussions focused on how BIOMAPE can address real-world barriers to biomethane deployment and ensure its outputs – including mapping tools, technical frameworks and modelling approaches – are practical, scalable and aligned with market needs.
Tags: biomethane, Ireland, RGFI
Category: Fuels
