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03/08/2026

💡From electricity to biomethane production: Corte Pila plant conversion. Our Corte Pila plant is being transformed from a biogas-to-electricity plant to a biomethane production unit in Italy.

17/07/2026

If you're going to the open day, we'll see you there. It takes place on Weds 29th July at Ballgarvan, Co. Wexford from 11.00 to 15.00.

14/07/2026

Our first plant in Italy, called Green Park 5 in Pontinia is taking shape! When complete this biomethane plant, situated south of Rome, will avoid 18,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions by generating renewable natural gas from cow and buffalo manure.

02/07/2026

We very much enjoyed meeting with beef farmers at the beef open day in Grange, Co Meath yesterday, where we also met with Irish Bioenergy Association - IRBEA and Gas Networks Ireland. Thank you to AgTech Ireland for the warm welcome and the chance to discuss biomethane and its benefits to sustainable beef production for Irish farmers.

17/12/2025

Interesting article from Agriland.ie on the latest report from Teagasc. The report was jointly funded by Gas Networks Ireland and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, and finds a strong interest from farmers to supply feedstock to AD plants and highlights "significant environmental benefits" to increased AD adoption.

Teagasc has announced the publication of a research report assessing the potential for agriculture-based AD.

17/09/2025

We were delighted to attend this year's National Ploughing Championships 2025 as guests of Gas Networks Ireland. Thanks for having us for and the opportunity to talk about investing in Ireland's gas decarbonisation plans!

26/08/2025

🤔It’s normal to have questions about the features of a biomethane plant❔

To help, we’ve created a video to show the layout, buildings and vehicle routes on site of a typical planned plant. Watch our short video to see the closed feedstock reception building, part of our odour control process, along with the rooved silage clamp and screening around the site. https://zurl.co/3nSXq

A full tour of a typical CycleØ biogas plant viewed from above.