1 and 2 October 2025
5rd edition of the Renewable Gas Show
The most important professional EVENT on BIOGAS, BIOMETHANE and other RENEWABLE GASES in Spain, Portugal and Latin America.
Event details
Exhibiting Companies
from 19 countries in Europe, America and Asia
Professional Visitors
attended the Renewable Gas Fair
They will participate again
Meanwhile, 91% of visitors also indicate that they will return.
Technical Communications
And 29 posters at the International Bioenergy Congress under the theme "Biomethane and other renewable gases: the path to a sustainable and competitive economy."
International Congressmen
They participated in the 18th edition of the International Bioenergy Congress and confirmed that biomethane is no longer a promise, but an expanding reality.
Statistical data collected in the official survey carried out by AVEBIOM.
Optimism and the challenge of gaining social acceptance
El 5th Renewable Gas Show and the 18th International Bioenergy Congress They concluded on October 2nd in Valladolid after two days in which the growth in the number of exhibitors, and the size of their stands, having to extend one more pavilion, and the number of visitors, 15% more than the previous year, confirm the optimism and the real progress that the biogas and biomethane sector is experiencing in Spain.
Currently, Spain has more than 200 biogas plants and 17 biomethane plants in operation, and more of 270 projects in progress or under construction, reflecting exponential growth: in 2019, there was only one plant feeding into the grid, and today there are close to 20. There has also been a consensus that the facilities should be conceived not only as energy projects, but also as agricultural and environmental projects. And, of course, technological innovation and the training of qualified personnel are essential areas to ensure the efficiency and operation of the plants over time.
«This edition has been the most participatory to date, with new technologies presented and an atmosphere of trust, demonstrating that the sector is truly beginning the desired orderly deployment, with nearly 20 plants already in operation and hundreds of projects in their final stages of processing.”
Javier Díaz, president of AVEBIOM
At the congress The need to was repeated like a mantra achieve social acceptance of the projects and there was unanimity in pointing out that the support of the primary sector will be decisive. For farmers and ranchers, biogas and biomethane plants are even a "relief," in the words of one sector representative, and the best proposal received to date for solving the problems of storing and applying livestock manure in the field and complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulations.
The public administrations Those present at the congress agreed that biomethane is already a strategic vector for the energy transition and that its deployment must be accelerated with transparency and support from the countryside to gain social acceptance. MITECO assured that work is underway in fiscal and consumer stimulus measures, and communities such as Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Andalusia, and Catalonia presented their own plans to integrate biomethane into their energy strategies.
"Biomethane confirms its role as a driver of sustainability and a key component of our country's primary sector. The trade show has highlighted the capabilities of our companies and the need to move forward hand in hand with the agricultural sector to ensure both social acceptance and the success of our projects."
Luis Puchades, president of AEBIG