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The Green Gas Taskforce says Northern Ireland could produce 8 TWh of biomethane a year — 46% of gas demand — with 3.6 TWh of projects already in the pipeline. Funding is agreed in principle; an operational scheme is not expected before 2027/28.
Spain has legislated a non-transport biomethane obligation, but the 0.5%–6% pathway to 2035 is still a draft. Certificate eligibility, penalties and grid access will decide whether it becomes bankable demand.
Bill 36.947 would oblige gas suppliers to surrender certificates for 2.85 MtCO₂e of lifecycle savings a year from 2031. Parliament’s amendments could delay the start, cap the buy-out and narrow who pays.
Ofgem’s SDS-2 keeps reverse compression and oxygen-specification reform as ‘Act now’ priorities for biomethane — but it approves nothing, funds nothing and adds no new production incentive.
Czechia’s first 15-year, pay-as-bid biomethane auction drew compliant bids for 3.4× the 45 million Nm³/year on offer. Demand is proven; near-cap pricing, strict monthly penalties and 2028–29 delivery are the next tests.
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