EMEA > Biomethane merger hopes to boost Europe’s green gas output with CO2 capture

Biomethane merger hopes to boost Europe’s green gas output with CO2 capture

Published 11:47 on February 28, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:53 on February 28, 2024  / /  EMEA, International, Voluntary

The merger of a European biomethane provider and a global supplier of biogas treatment systems will help to deploy new technology that can increase green gas production by 70% - further displacing natural gas, the companies announced Wednesday.
The merger of a European biomethane provider and a global supplier of biogas treatment systems will help to deploy new technology that can increase green gas production by 70% - further displacing natural gas, the companies announced Wednesday.


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