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A new liquefied biogas facility at Sweden's Port of Gothenburg will help ships and heavy transport switch to renewable fuel by early 2027. The plant will make Swedish biogas accessible to industries far beyond the existing gas grid.
A major ferry company just proved fossil-free shipping isn't a distant dream. Viking Line slashed nearly 50,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases in 2025 by switching to biogas, and they're doubling down through 2026.
Sweden is rolling out 27 new buses powered by locally produced biogas, turning waste into fuel while making regional travel quieter and cleaner. The coaches feature premium amenities for longer routes between major cities.
Detroit just hosted the largest biogas conference in history, bringing together innovators who are transforming millions of tons of organic waste into renewable energy and fertilizer. The record-breaking turnout shows an industry hitting its stride at exactly the right time.
America's newest clean energy winner comes from an unexpected place: dairy farms. A federal tax credit now recognizes biogas from cow manure as the only fuel with negative carbon emissions, meaning it actually removes carbon from the atmosphere.
A village where women cooked in smoke-filled kitchens now runs entirely on biogas, thanks to one neighbor's simple idea. What started as cattle waste is now powering stoves, improving health, and earning families up to Rs 5,000 monthly.
Nordic energy company Gasum just opened its 13th biogas fueling station in Norway, a sign that heavy trucks are rapidly switching to renewable fuel. The expansion in Trondheim's port area marks a critical milestone as the country races toward its 2030 climate goals.
A newly formed renewable energy company just completed a major acquisition across four countries, positioning itself to become a global leader in converting waste into clean fuel. Mobius Renewables now operates sites turning landfill gas and farm waste into energy that can power homes and businesses.
A new clean energy company just became a global force in renewable natural gas, uniting operations across the US and Europe to fight climate change. Mobius Renewables now produces enough clean fuel annually to power hundreds of thousands of homes.
Scientists at Washington State University developed a breakthrough process that converts 83% of sewage sludge into renewable natural gas while cutting disposal costs in half. The innovation could save billions annually while dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment.
An IIT graduate built a home biodigester that turns kitchen waste into cooking fuel, eliminating his need to buy LPG cylinders for seven years. His simple solution saves money while solving two problems at once.
More than 1,000 students at a South African school now eat meals cooked with biogas made from cattle manure instead of firewood. This community-led project is protecting local forests while turning waste into clean energy.
Norway just became the first country to capture carbon dioxide from wastewater biogas and store it permanently beneath the ocean floor. The breakthrough shows carbon removal technology can work at scale.
A renewable energy facility in India just shattered Asia's compressed biogas production record while running at 120% of its design capacity. The breakthrough shows how agricultural waste can power a cleaner future.
After years of patient work, India's solar and biogas innovators are finally seeing mainstream demand for their sustainable cooking solutions. The shift is opening doors for conversations about energy independence that were once impossible to start.
While Nigeria's power grid collapsed twice in four days, Abia State kept the lights on. Governor Alex Otti is building energy independence through biogas plants and taking full control of the state's electricity system.
A farming community in Zambia is transforming cattle waste into cooking gas and electricity, freeing families from hours of firewood gathering and smoky kitchens. The biogas system now serves 100 households and plans to expand to 600.
Japan and India are joining forces to turn cow manure into fuel for cars, aiming to build 1,000 biogas plants across India. The partnership transforms agricultural waste into clean energy while cutting India's reliance on imported oil.
An Indian innovator has designed a compact biogas plant that transforms daily kitchen waste into clean cooking fuel. The system works without electricity or smoke, offering homes a sustainable alternative to traditional LPG.
A Karnataka village ditched LPG cylinders three decades ago and now runs most kitchens on biogas made from cow manure. Over 1,200 people enjoy clean fuel, stable costs, and total energy independence.
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