Net Zero Methane Hub News

IFEAA and Bennamann have submitted a joint response to a consultation from DfT on a proposal to scrap negative emissions credits for biomethane made from manure within the Renewable Transport Fuels Obligation. The response argued that these negative credits should be maintained because: Significant environmental and financial benefits can be obtained through capturing methane emissions…

IFEAA has submitted a response to a House of Lords consultation on methane, sharing the team’s understanding of methane emissions and their abatement. IFEAA’s response highlighted new evidence that the scale of emissions from manure management systems is likely to be underestimated by Government assessments of emissions calculated using IPCC methodology. The team then detailed…

IFEAA chair, George Eustice, set the scene at a recent Future Farm Fuels event. The event explored actions from government to support the agrifood sector to transition away from fossil fuels, with biomethane and on farm anaerobic digestion a key enabler for this change. Attended by industrial and policy delegates, the forum identified the following…