1 and 2 October 2024
4rd edition of the Renewable Gas Show
The most important professional EVENT on BIOGAS, BIOMETHANE and other RENEWABLE GASES in Spain, Portugal and Latin America. GERMANY, guest country for 2023.
In parallel, the 17th International Bioenergy Congress
Event details
exhibiting firms
from 19 countries in Europe, America and Asia
professional visitors
attended the Renewable Gas Fair
exhibitors from Germany
The country invited for its commitment to the transition towards a decarbonized economy
technical communications
at the International Congress on Bioenergy.
accredited to congress
which filled the capacity with a record number
Statistical data collected in the official survey carried out by AVEBIOM.
Spanish-German Biogas and Biomethane Meeting
Spanish-German Biogas and Biomethane Meeting
On October 1st, within the framework of the 4th Renewable Gas Fair, the Spanish-German Biogas and Biomethane Meeting took place, where 40 B2B meetings were held between Spanish and German businessmen from the biogas and biomethane sector.
The event was attended by the Deputy Director and Director of the Market Consulting area, Markus Kemper, and Valerie Moehring, Deputy Head of the Economic Affairs Section of the German Embassy in Spain; Luis Puchades, president of the Spanish Biogas Association (AEBIG – Spanish Biogas Association; Carsten Steentjes de PlanET Biogas Group; Judith Serra Marsal de 2G Energy AG; Luis Martinez de TURN2X; Dr.-Ing. Roberto Eloy Hernandez Regalado de ARCANUM Energy Systems GmbH & Co. KG, and Thomas Dreisbach de agriKomp. In addition, they had the moderation of Francisco Repullo Almagro, vice president of the Spanish Biogas Association (AEBIG – Spanish Biogas Association).
«In 2023 we experienced a euphoric edition, with new projects being developed that are now in full process and facing different challenges. The technologies are mature, as demonstrated by the high level of our exhibitors and professional visitors.”
Javier Díaz, president of AVEBIOM
Germany is the guest country with 48 exhibitors at the Renewable Gas Fair. Europe's leading renewable energy country has shown its commitment to renewable gases as a key player in contributing to Europe's energy transition. A major advantage of using biogas for flexible electricity generation is that this technology makes it possible to balance production and consumption on the electricity grid in a context of volatility in wind and solar energy.
Valerie Möhring, Deputy Head of Economic Affairs at the German Embassy in Madrid.
The renewable gas sector confirms its good momentum and faces new challenges
For the sector to become firmly established in Spain, it will require joint work by companies and public administration to ensure excellence in the facilities and active dissemination of their positive impact on our society.
“Renewable gases are more than just a source of energy, they help manage and recover waste and create local employment. They are good, necessary and a clear commitment to a cleaner and more sustainable future.”
Luis Puchades, president of AEBIG
