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It is estimated by National Grid that at least 15% of the domestic gas market could be supplied by renewable gas, known as biomethane, by 2020.
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The biogas then needs to be upgraded to biomethane, which is a renewable fuel with similar properties to natural gas.
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This infrastructure also can transform America over the long-term with the use of biomethane (renewable natural gas that provides up to an 88% carbon intensity reduction compared to diesel and produced from landfills, dairy farms and sanitation plants) and hydrogen, two fuels that produce clean emission outcomes and can be blended with natural gas.
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Operators can also generate biofuels like biomethane from organic waste, producing fuel from the refuse they haul for disposal.
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This infrastructure also can transform America over the long-term with the use of biomethane (renewable natural gas that provides up to an 88% carbon intensity reduction compared to diesel and produced from landfills, dairy farms and sanitation plants) and hydrogen, two fuels that produce clean emission outcomes and can be blended with natural gas.
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Operators can also generate biofuels like biomethane from organic waste, producing fuel from the refuse they haul for disposal.
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… “If our entire fleet switched to biomethane, carbon dioxide emissions would be reduced by around 30,000 tonnes per year,” according to an Oslo official.
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Starting next year, the city will introduce new biofuel-ready buses and begin converting sewage from the gloriously-named Bekkelaget treatment plant into biomethane.
Sustainable 2009
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While the new fleet will require an investment to purchase and maintain, biomethane costs less per liter than regular diesel in Europe.
Sustainable 2009
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Contrary to first generation bio-ethanol, made from grains and plants, biomethane has the added advantage of not impacting food supplies, nor does it require fertilisation or deplete precious water resources.
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