BiogasOctober 2026
European Gas Climbs Again While Maize Eases
- Natural gas (TTF)
- 28,50 $/MMBtuup: 12.1%
- low EU storage, scarce Gulf LNG
- World Bank
- Maize
- 226,5 $/tdown: 5.5%
- bigger US crop and stocks
- World Bank
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Market review
BiogasSeptember 2026
European Gas Climbs to Its Highest Since 2022
- Natural gas (TTF)
- 25,42 $/MMBtuup: 20.4%
- highest since December 2022
- World Bank
- Maize
- 239,6 $/tup: 7.0%
- tighter harvests, dearer fertiliser
- World Bank
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Weekly review
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Brussels Opens Its Biomethane Market as Supply Lags
- The EU's first biomethane matching round opened to buyers on 4 November
- Germany's October biomass tender awarded 319 MW of the 617 MW on offer
- A US model update raised one producer's 45Z credit from about $15 to $62/MMBtu
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Britain's Budget Leaves Biomethane Support Frozen
- ADBA says more than a dozen shovel-ready UK plants are stuck behind a frozen cap
- Spain cuts the oxygen limit for injected biomethane from 1 to 0.4 mol%
- The EU's green maize harvest is forecast 15% below its five-year average
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Britain Backs North Sea Gas as Biomethane Funding Runs Out
- Britain's biomethane support scheme is fully committed, ADBA warns
- Singapore names three importers for up to 300 MW from 2028
- The EU's first biomethane matching round opens on 4 November
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Brussels Recasts Biomethane as a Security Asset
- Jørgensen calls biomethane a strategic security asset
- Investors back conversions of old biogas CHP plants
- Poland signs biomethane auctions into law
Professional articles
A model update in the United States quadrupled the tax credit for dairy-farm biomethane overnight, because the US credit pays for carbon intensity, while the European Union mostly measures the same performance as a pass or a fail.
Case studies
Kraków's smaller wastewater plant already covers about 80% of its electricity demand with biogas, the larger one 45%, and their upgrades show what it still takes to reach the EU's 2045 target.