Webinar: Applying key learnings from current anaerobic digestion activities in Europe to New Zealand
About the webinar
The key role of anaerobic digestion in driving sustainable decarbonisation has been recognised globally. Across Europe, Asia and the Americas, the demand for biogas and biomethane is high with many countries implementing strategic targets for the proportion of biomethane in gas networks. This drives investor confidence.
Alzbeta Bouskova, convenor of the Bioenergy Association’s Gaseous Biofuels Interest Group has recently attended the World Biogas Summit and the World Biogas Association Councillors’ annual meeting (She is a WBA Councillor representing Oceania).
During her visit she focused on areas which are most relevant to New Zealand’s emerging gaseous biofuels market including:
- Market drivers
- Feedstocks
- Plant Operation
- Digestate
- Technology advances
- Biogas upgrading
While the New Zealand gaseous biofuels market is still only emerging we face similar issues which are being addressed in other growing markets. Being able to talk directly with major players in the global market ensures that we can learn from the failures and successes of other country markets.
Attendees of this webinar will gain an understanding of:
- The regulatory environment that is assisting the global growth in biogas production
- The drivers for a sustainable development strategy
- Key factors in household food waste collection
- What drives digestate value
- AD facility quality assurance protocol
The Bioenergy Association invites anyone interested in understanding the European gaseous biofuels market should attend this discussion
Registration details
The webinar will be held via Zoom, please use the links below to:
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About the presenter
Alzbeta is the convenor of the Bioenergy Association Gaseous Biofuels Interest Group.
She has extensive experience specialising in wastewater treatment, and waste to energy plants and is currently the General Manager of Ecogas. Ecogas operates New Zealand’s first organic waste recycling to energy facility. Over recent years Alzbeta has been actively involved in the New Zealand and Australian biogas sectors.