Buy and sell biomethane and bio-LNG
Upgraded biogas is scaling fast in European transport: grid-injected biomethane, bio-CNG and bio-LNG for trucks all draw on the same certificate-backed market. Producers, traders and fleet buyers connect here — verified, anonymous until the deal.
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What is Biomethane / Bio-LNG?
- Biomethane: biogas upgraded to natural-gas quality for grid injection or compression/liquefaction
- Bio-CNG and bio-LNG serve road transport, especially heavy trucks and maritime
- RED Annex IX Part A feedstocks (manure, organic waste, sewage sludge) drive the strongest compliance value
- Traded physically and via mass-balance certificates depending on market structure
Typical trading specifications
- Gas quality: grid-injection specification per market (Wobbe, CH₄ purity)
- Sustainability: RED Annex IX feedstock evidence; GHG saving thresholds
- Form: grid-injected, bio-CNG, bio-LNG
- Contracting: physical supply and/or certificate transfer (mass balance)
Certifications
- ISCC EU — evidence uploadable to your profile
- REDcert — evidence uploadable to your profile
- National biomass/biogas registries — evidence uploadable to your profile
Who trades it here
- Sellers: Anaerobic digestion plants, Upgrading and liquefaction operators, Certificate holders
- Buyers: Transport fleets (CNG/LNG trucks), Gas traders and suppliers, Marine and industrial offtakers
Frequently asked questions
How is biomethane traded if it flows into the gas grid?
Physical molecules mix in the grid, so trade happens through mass-balance systems: sustainability certificates from registered production are transferred to buyers elsewhere. Physical bio-CNG/LNG for transport also trades directly at plants and stations.
Which feedstocks give the best compliance value?
Annex IX Part A feedstocks — manure, organic household waste, sewage sludge — deliver the strongest GHG savings and avoidance of caps that affect crop-based streams. Manure-based production is typically the premium.
Can small AD plants sell their output here?
Yes — post your production (grid-injected or compressed) with feedstock mix and certification status. Verified buyers include traders who aggregate smaller volumes into programmes.
What does it cost to list biomethane?
Creating an account, completing KYC and posting offers or requests is free — there are no listing fees and no obligation. Commercial terms are agreed per deal.