2024 was a year of renewal and strategic rethinking for the German biomethane market, with important impetus provided by new legal regulations. We shed light on these developments in our market review. A new Building Energy Act strengthens the biomethane market At the beginning of the year, on January 1, 2024, the new Building Energy Act (GEG) (20) came into force. It marked the start of the heating transition and placed the focus on the ...
Dena verifications - Storage of GHG values in the company audit
The role of the dena biogas register in climate protection The dena (German Energy Agency) biogas register plays a central role in providing evidence in the electricity and heating market. In 2018, the European Union set itself the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing the use of renewable energies in the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II). In order to implement these climate targets at national level, laws such as the ...
Buying biomethane successfully: Key facts for buyers and a guide to the market
Biomethane market: An overview for decision-makers In order to achieve the climate targets that Germany and the EU have set themselves, it is necessary to use all available options for generating renewable energy. In addition to solar and wind power, biogas offers an attractive alternative as it can be used regardless of the weather. Another option for renewable energy is to buy biomethane, as it can be used ...
New opportunities and obligations: This will change with the Building Energy Act 2023
The Building Energy Act (GEG) 2023: Changes, heating inspection, biomethane and subsidies. Find out all about requirements and exemptions now! Summary: What is the Building Energy Act (GEG)? The GEG serves the national enforcement of the European Buildings Directive (EPBD) and the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED). Since it came into force in 2020, the law has gone through many iterations and was last amended on 16.10.2023. The changes came into ...
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