Use of green gas hits 1 TWh of gas & over half shipped by Barrow Green Gas

Barrow Green Gas (BGG) has been confirmed as the UK’s biggest shipper and supplier of green gas, as the Green Gas Certification Scheme has revealed that sales of Green Gas Certificates have hit a total of 1 TWh of green gas.  That’s enough gas to power 83,000 UK homes for a year. Over half of this green gas has been supplied by Barrow Green Gas, via its producers throughout Great Britain.

Netherlands largest energy company, Essent, becomes only energy company in Europe to import green gas from UK

For the first time biomethane, also known as green gas, is being exported from the UK to Europe via the interconnector pipeline to Essent in the Netherlands.  The green gas is being sent from the UK by Great Britain’s leading green gas shipper, Barrow Green Gas.

Tlm Davls, Managing Director at Barrow Green Gas, on the benefits of using grid injected green gas today for Business and Industry.

Barrow Green Gas welcomes the introduction by Waitrose of Europe’s most advanced fleet of CNG (compressed natural gas)-powered trucks.

Barrow Green Gas, the UK’s dedicated biomethane gas shipper, supplies green gas to CNG Fuels filling station at Leyland in Lancashire.  The is where Waitrose’ ten Scania-built trucks are refuelled, with green gas filling twin carbon fibre tanks. These store gas at 250 bar of pressure, increasing the previously achievable range from 300 to up to 500 miles.  Using biomethane CNG (Bio-CNG) the trucks offers the most cost-effective and lowest carbon alternative to diesel for heavy goods vehicle.

Barrow Green Gas (BGG) has put biomethane into the national gas network for a record 33 biomethane producers, more than any other gas shipper in Great Britain.  Every month more green gas comes available via BGG as new biomethane producers connect to the grid and existing ones produce increasing amounts

The UK’s leading biomethane shipper, Barrow Green Gas (BGG), has enthusiastically welcomed changes to the greenhouse gas reporting regulations, which mean that the use of green gas now allows for near-zero GHG emission reporting.