Circular bioeconomy models aim to reduce dependence on non-renewable and
unsustainable use of resources, involving also the inclusion of gas in the green taxonomy …

Despite the paramount importance of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs), particularly affordable and sustainable energy (ie, SDG-7), the existing literature …

Biogas has the potential to be one of the cheapest technologies for decarbonising
Australia's gas networks. However, despite biogas being a mature technology in some …

The energy transition and the EU's ambitious policies require member countries to find
socially acceptable solutions. One possible solution is agricultural biogas plants. However …

This article presents the results of a systematic literature review following the PRISMA
protocol and answering the research question of how climate change or energy security …

Assessing how bioenergy projects translate into socioeconomic benefits is needed to
demonstrate its value in industrial decarbonisation and sustainability strategies. This work …

Agricultural biogas plants are a renewable source of energy and at the same time enable
the disposal of biodegradable waste generated in agriculture and the food industry. In …

Reliable electricity and water access remain major challenges in rural communities
worldwide. Standalone renewable energy systems show promise in improving access, but …

One of the biggest challenges in developing renewable energy, such as geothermal energy,
is understanding how to be accepted by the community impacted by the development …

This study, through the use of company data, offers an in-depth analysis of the current
situation and future prospects of biogas plants and how they can promote economic …