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|BL Abstract=Biogas is produced by the fermentation of biomass. Biogas contains methane; as a renewable and versatile supplier of electricity, heat and fuel, it is a major contributor to a safe and sustainable energy supply. Biogas can be stored or fed into the natural gas network, which adds to its flexibility of use. As an all-rounder, biogas will be able to supply around ten per cent of the natural gas requirements by 2020, without affecting food production.
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Biogas - Opportunities for Farming, Industry and Environment

Title Biogas - Opportunities for Farming, Industry and Environment
Author German Biogas Association
Year 2010
Region/Country
Topics Use of Biogas
Document Type Study & Report
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English : Biogas - Opportunities for Farming, Industry and Environment.pdf

Language(s) English
Abstract Biogas is produced by the fermentation of biomass. Biogas contains methane; as a renewable and versatile supplier of electricity, heat and fuel, it is a major contributor to a safe and sustainable energy supply. Biogas can be stored or fed into the natural gas network, which adds to its flexibility of use. As an all-rounder, biogas will be able to supply around ten per cent of the natural gas requirements by 2020, without affecting food production.