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Introducing the European Renewable Gas Registry
Presentations on ERGaR
ERGaR – European initiative for cross-border biomethane administration, Jeppe Bjerg, ERGaR President jeppe_bjerg_-__eba_conference_2018
ERGaR: facilitating cross border certificate transfers and mass balancing within the European natural gas network, Jesse Scharf, ERGaR Executive Board Member Jesse Scharf – ERGaR – Greenweek
European Renewable Gas Registry to facilitate the cross-border transfer of sustainable biomethane certificates, Stefanie Königsberger, Assistant Secretary General ERGaR presentation_Königsberger_Biogas Convention
European Biomethane market
Gas for Climate Study Ecofys_Gas_for_Climate_Report_Study_March18
Gas for Climate Study Ecofys_Gas_for_Climate_Report_Annex_March18
BIOSURF Deliverables
The Biosurf Project
The objective of BIOSURF (BIOmethane as SUstainable and Renewable Fuel) is to increase the production and use of biomethane (from animal waste, other waste materials and sustainable biomass), for grid injection and as transport fuel, by removing non-technical barriers and by paving the way towards a European biomethane market.
Comprehensive guidelines for establishing national biomethane registries BIOSURF-D3.1
Technical-administrative proposal to EC for declaring natural gas network as a single, closed mass-balancing system with respect to biomethane cross-border transactions BIOSURF-D3.2
Guidelines for creating the European Biomethane Guarantees of Origin BIOSURF-D3.3
Technical-economic analysis for determining the feasibility threshold for tradable biomethane certificates BIOSURF-D3.4
Market survey on determining the market accepted threshold for the value of tradable biomethane certificates BIOSURF-D3.5
Proposal for the establishment of national and European biomethane certificate trading platforms BIOSURF-D3.6
Report on the practical experiences with the application of the European biomethane standards BIOSURF-D3.7