Ireland Biomethane - pathway to 2030

Ireland BIomethane - the pathway to 2030

This Conference marks a paradigm shift in the development of agri-feedstock based AD biomethane production here. Moving from concept to implementation, Ireland is mobilising and gearing up to deliver the National Biomethane Strategy and achieve the national decarbonisation target of 5.7TWh of indigenous, agri-based biomethane production by 2030, supporting Ireland’s Climate Action Plan and sectoral targets. This also aligns with national bioeconomy and biodiversity policies.

To support those taking action the event will afford a deep dive into Financing and Funding, Planning, Licensing and Permitting, Technology and Construction and Feedstock.

Over 300 Delegates

Meet the Engineers, Farmers, Developers, Planners, Financiers, Technologists, Researchers, Regulators and Administrators, who are keen to collaborate and encourage partnerships, to realise the decarbonisation ambition, which will also optimise wider environmental and socio-economic benefits for agriculture, industry and communities.

Get full details and Programme updates on https://www.renewablegasforum.ie

PROGRAMME FEATURES

Presentations and panel discussions

• Implementing the National Biomethane Strategy
• European Perspective
• Ireland – next steps

Mini Masters and deep dive discussions

Featuring experienced practitioners and case studies

- Planning and licensing

- Finance and funding

- Technology and construction

- Feedstock

Networking - pre-scheduled sessions

Sponsor exhibition - all day

Conference Reception. A food and drinks Reception is included in your ticket price 18:00pm - 20:00 approx - an ideal way to extend discussions and facilitate collaborations, in a relaxed atmosphere.

Our partners

RGFI is delighted to partner with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications and professional advisers, KPMG Sustainable Futures, for what will be a landmark event.

We are pleased to also collaborate with the Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute and colleagues across Northern Ireland to make this an all island event. And we welcome the European Biogas Association and the Biomethane Industrial Partnership, underpinning the broad European interest.

Our sponsors.

Many thanks to all our sponsors including, Gas Networks Ireland, Climaction and O'Dowd Biofuels.

Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI) is the established biomethane industry forum based in Ireland. It is a not-for-profit, registered entity, set up in 2014, with the purpose of influencing policy, legislation and regulation, while developing suitable market conditions, route to market in consultation and collaboration with representation from the full supply chain, to enable the growth of a sustainable, indigenous biomethane industry here.

RGFI is a proactive member of the EBA, ERGaR and provides sectoral representation for Ireland on the BIP, which is guiding strategic approaches across Europe.

We have worked closely with our members and with the Government of Ireland on the National Biomethane Strategy, and the Renewable Heat Obligation Scheme and we look forward to continuing to provide cohesion through sectoral and member representation across the full supply chain , facilitating collaboration and strategic approaches, during development and delivery, with a roadmap to 2030.

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Conference Accommodation

The Croke Park Hotel is holding a limited number of rooms for delegates at the special price of €275 b&b s Code IFPBD 11624 email: [email protected]

Other nearby hotels: Belvedere Hotel; Maldron Parnell Square; Leonardo, Parnell Street; Dublin One; Hotel 7

How To get there information is provided when you register. In summary:
BY CAR

Free car parking: Davin Car Park

From the City Centre from O’Connell Street, City Centre, follow the signs for the N1 North, towards Jones’ Road / Hogan Stand.

From the Airport/North Follow directions for the city centre towards Jones’ Road / Hogan Stand.

ON FOOT Croke Park is just a 15 minute walk from the City Centre.

BY TRAIN Connolly Intercity / DART / LUAS (15-20 min walk)

Clontarf (20-25 min walk).

Railway station Drumcondra (5 minute walk ).

BY BUS No 3, 11, 11a 16, 16a and 41 from the City Centre to Drumcondra Road.

BY BIKE Nearest Dublin Bike station on North Circular Road. Further info: Dublin Bikes.

Platinum Sponsor Gas Networks Ireland

Host or Publisher Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI)