Our agricultural methanisation solutions

Through methanisation, organic waste becomes both a valuable source of renewable energy, but also an additional resource. In fact, methanisation gives you an additional source of income, guaranteed for 15 years under the injection purchase tariff fixed by ministerial order.

Methanisation allows you to recycle a wide variety of organic matter which, as far as the farm is concerned, is waste, and some of it comes with treatment costs attached. In addition, once the methanisation process is complete, there is some untransformed material that remains. This is known as digestate, and you can use it as a natural fertiliser, an alternative to synthetic fertilisers.

Biogas and biomethane production can be part of a circular economy approach, leading to many virtuous developments: local and non-relocatable energy production for local consumption, job creation, reducing dependence on chemical fertilisers, a solution for managing agricultural co-products, and much more.

Methanisation, by producing a renewable and local source of energy, helps reduce France’s dependence on imported fossil fuels, boosts its energy sovereignty, and represents a valuable resource for combating greenhouse gas emissions .

Biogas and biomethane can actually replace fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas, because they can be transformed into heat, electricity or renewable fuel (BioNGV). According to “Methanisation in 10 questions” from Ademe, every kWh of biomethane injected into the gas grid could thus avoid 200 g of CO2 equivalent.