Green gas
Green gas
Green gas can be used in the same way as today's natural gas. It is a sustainable alternative to natural gas because it is CO2-neutral. We can transport and store green gas on a large scale via the existing infrastructure. Gasunie is working with a range of parties to develop the installations and techniques needed to make green gas affordable.
When is gas green?
The origins of green gas
Green gas developments
Projects
In the Netherlands, 2 billion m3 of green gas must flow through the networks by 2030. This has been laid down in the Climate Agreement. We are therefore working with other organizations to find ways of making and delivering green gas cheaper and on a large scale.
Eemsgas
The EemsGas project (formerly known als ‘Torrgas Delfzijl’) is aiming to build a commercial gasification plant in Delfzijl based on residual woody biomass...
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Supercritical water gasification
Supercritical water gasification (SCW) is an innovative technology that can convert wet residual flows such as manure, green waste, and sewage sludge into...
Meer informatie over Supercritical water gasificationSupercritical water gasification
News and articles
News
The latest news on green gas.
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7 questions about biomethane (green gas)
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Gathering pipeline provides more biomethane in the Dutch network
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Natural gas pipeline between Emmen - Ommen gets important role in regional green gas transport
