Biogenic CO2

Biogas and biomethane are scaling rapidly across Europe and the rest of the world, and for the industrial gases business, the opportunity continues to grow.

As traditional sources of CO2 face inherent structural pressure, decarbonisation accelerate and net zero targets get closer, biogenic CO2 is emerging as a potentially significant contributor to the global supply chain. Yet translating logic into investable and scalable projects are not straightforward.

Recovery from anaerobic digestion (AD) is technically proven, however the commercial case is much more nuanced. Capture costs, certification framework, storage access and infrastructure limitations are all shaping how biogenic CO2 can compete with legacy supply.

All the while, industrial gas companies must navigate a highly regionalised market where feedstock availability, logistics, policy and local demand all define viability. The biogas industry may well be expanding, but its integration into merchant CO2 and industrial gas supply chains requires strategic understanding.

In this gasworld webinar, we’ll look at how biogas and biogenic CO2 reshaping supply dynamics, examining the realities, infrastructure constraints and strategic decisions shaping this expanding frontier.