Bio-methane’s role to decarbonize the transport sector

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When it comes to decarbonising the transport sector, the European Parliament members cannot ignore bio-methane’s role.

Take into consideration Dr Jan Rapp and Tom Birgersson’s European initiative to recognise bio-methane in CO2 emission standards for new cars and include cars running on bio-methane in the clean vehicle directive.

Source: Biogasakademin

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