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It is acknowledged that Ireland will need gas to supplement intermittent renewable electricity generation and space heating in the longer term, perhaps indefinitely.
A major new study from Gas Networks Ireland shows that 176 prospective anaerobic digestion (AD) developers in Ireland are aiming to supply 26% of Ireland’s gas needs with biomethane.
There are a number of considerations that landowners, forestry operators and farmers, etc, must take into account before completing groundworks, the most important factor is that it is safe to do so.
Last week's launch of the Irish Farmers Journal/KPMG featured an international panel discussion with a strong focus on developing anaerobic digestion and soil carbon. Stephen Robb reports.
David Kelly from Gas Networks Ireland has said that a biomethane industry could provide a new revenue stream for farmers, as waste can become a source of income.