International Energy Agency: Bioenergy Task 37: Energy from Biogas and Landfill Gas www.iea-biogas.net 

Task 37 is a working group which covers the biological treatment of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) as well as the anaerobic treatment of organic rich industrial waste water. OFMSW is digested in specifically designed digestors or in co-digestion with other wastes (mainly manure). The main interests are the production of biogas and a digestate of a high quality. Collection, sorting, gas upgrading and gas utilization are accompaning technologies.

The BiG-East project promotes the production and use of biogas as a secure and sustainable energy source in several target countries of Southern and Eastern Europe.

 

The BiogasAccepted project: “Promoting Biogas in European Regions – Transfer of a Supporting Acceptance Tool for Stationary and Mobile Applications”

 

BIOGASMAX project: production of biogas for fuel use in vehicles
www.biogasmax.eu

RE-WISE project: Promotion of Sustainable Energy Communities contributing collectively to Biomethanisation of Organic Food Waste as a Decentralised Renewable Energy Source for Europe by exploiting the Existing Built Environment
www.re-wise.org/index.php?special=changearea&newArea=2

BIOGAS REGIONS Based on the review that biogas production is still lagging behind in Europe in relation to the objectives fixed for 2010 and its important role within the European Biomass action plan this project will foster the biogas development in seven highly motivated European regions.
 

The European Anaerobic Digestion Network
www.adnett.org/index.html