The European Renewable Gas Registry (ERGaR) is a non-profit, non-governmental, Brussels-based association that aims to enable the cross-border transfers of certificates for biomethane and renewable gases. Today we represent 44 …
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Amber Grid has joined the ERGaR Hub that connects renewable gas guarantees of origin registries across Europe and enables their secure cross-border exchange. This development comes as biomethane production in …
Amber Grid Joins the ERGaR Hub, Expanding Opportunities for Lithuanian Biomethane Read More »
Brussels, March 2026 ERGaR is pleased to welcome EvoVerde as a new associated member. EvoVerde provides advisory and intermediary services at the intersection of markets and the energy transition. The …
Brussels, March 2026 ERGaR is pleased to welcome Route to Market BV as a new associated member. Route to Market is a specialised consultancy focused on the commercial and regulatory …
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In an interview with FORUM Gas Wasser Wärme, ERGaR President Julian Auderieth sets out what Europe’s renewable gas market needs most right now: trusted certification and a functioning cross-border transfer …
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C-Zero Markets delivers end-to-end sustainability solutions to a broad range of partners, including energy majors, biomethane producers, corporates, and stakeholders across the transport and maritime sectors. With strong expertise in …
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On February 10th, we had the pleasure of co-hosting a focused networking reception during E-world energy & water 2026 and we are delighted to share that the event was a …
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Brussels, January 2026 ERGaR sees the upcoming Renewable Energy Directive (RED IV) as a decisive moment for Europe’s biomethane sector. The current EU certification framework was not designed specifically for …
Brussels, January 2026 Across Europe, greenhouse gas (GHG) values for biomethane produced from multiple feedstocks (co-digestion) are currently calculated using different approaches. Some systems apply a single averaged GHG value …
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Brussels, February 2026 ERGaR is pleased to welcome ECOHZ as a new associated member. With more than two decades at the forefront of renewable energy, ECOHZ helps organisations simplify and …
