The European biomethane market is booming, but it may struggle to meet its ambitious production targets due to various regulatory, logistical and economic hurdles.

Evergaz injects its first cubic meters of biomethane into the GRDF network from the methanization unit in the Château-Gontier region, offering a full range of green energy and contributing to the ecological transition and energy independence.

Natural gas prices are experiencing a lull in global markets, but could quickly rebound. The authors of the quarterly study by the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies point out that prices remain well above the average of the past five years.

The U.S. approves the export of liquefied natural gas from the Alaska LNG project to compete with Russia in the Asian market. The project, which is expected to be operational by 2030, is seen as beneficial to the U.S. economy and international security.

Marubeni and Taisei announce a joint venture to develop a wood-based biomass power plant in the Ishikari New Port area. The plant aims to use locally produced fuel to provide renewable energy and contribute to the revitalization of local forestry.

Norway's gas exports to Europe remain strong despite a slight decline in March. Norway is committed to maintaining operational stability to meet European gas demand.

Gifu Seino Green Power LLC begins operation of the Godo Biomass Power Plant in Gifu, fueled by local wood. This plant illustrates efficient and economical renewable energy production with a focus on environmental conservation and business cooperation.

Israeli gas group NewMed Energy has received an offer to buy 50% of its capital for about $4 billion. This proposal comes from a consortium formed by BP and ADNOC, British and Emirati energy giants.

Europe's largest gas field, located in the Netherlands, is expected to be closed this year despite the inconvenience this could cause in terms of energy supply.

Denmark has invited Nord Stream to participate in the recovery of a cylindrical object found near the sabotaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline. This discovery comes almost six months after the explosions that affected the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines, the responsibility of which remains a mystery.

The Russian Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Energy spoke about the progress of negotiations between Gazprom and CNPC for the Siberian Force 2 pipeline project. Although the Russian president has declared that all agreements have been reached, the timetable for the project remains unclear and the Chinese side seems less enthusiastic.

A new era for Russian gas exports to China? Gazprom sets a new record for gas deliveries through the "Siberian Force" pipeline, as talks between Chinese and Russian leaders focus on energy cooperation.

The arrival of a floating regasification unit in Italy is divisive. While the Italian government is highlighting the benefits in terms of energy autonomy, environmental groups are expressing concerns about safety and environmental risks.

A French farmer has chosen to turn to biogas and has succeeded in producing fuel and electricity from the excrement of his cows.

Equinor sees strong demand for long-term gas supply contracts in Europe. In a context of reduced flows from Russia, EU countries are seeking to strengthen their energy security by signing longer-term agreements.

During the visit of the President of the European Commission and the Secretary General of NATO to the Troll field platform, Norway announced that it would maintain its gas deliveries at their current level.

Repsol is abandoning its gas liquefaction project on Canada's east coast, underscoring the challenges faced by companies seeking to supply European markets with clean energy due to high transportation costs.

Petronas has delivered a strong performance for FY2022, despite volatile gas prices. The company plans to explore new emerging markets to increase its LNG business, while taking into account greenhouse gas emissions.

Mongolia is reserving part of its territory to host the Power-of-Siberia 2 gas pipeline between Russia and China as part of its strategy to diversify its economy and protect itself from market volatility.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced at a forum in Rome that Israel wants to strengthen its gas cooperation with Italy. This statement is part of Italy's drive to reduce its dependence on Russian gas and move towards more sustainable energy sources.

TotalEnergies is embarking on the construction of a major gas plant in Papua New Guinea, despite delays caused by the pandemic and the renegotiation of the contract by the local government.

The Italian subcontractor Saipem, in charge of the development of the gas project in northern Mozambique for TotalEnergies, expects a possible resumption of operations as early as July despite the jihadist violence that has hit the region.

Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil company, is breaking its promise to stop flaring gas at Ixachi in the state of Veracruz. Satellite data and a visit by journalists to the site revealed an increase in flaring, emitting harmful greenhouse gases and wasting a valuable resource.

European imports of liquefied natural gas increased by 63% in 2022, according to an IEA report. This increase is due to the drying up of Russian pipelines and has led the global LNG market to double in value, reaching a record $450 billion.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has announced the acquisition of the Envo Biogas project in Tønder, Denmark, from Anaergia. This transaction marks the first investment by CI Advanced Bioenergy Fund I in the development of projects across Europe and North America that produce green gas and green fuels from organic waste.