From power to pipeline: the biomethane transition and its value chain
A seminar for developers, operators and lenders exploring plant conversion, new-build projects and the conditions for bankability
What should you assess when converting an existing biogas-to-power plant to biomethane production, or when developing a new biomethane project?
Join developers, network operators and lenders in Paris to explore the technical requirements, grid connections and commercial factors that shape project viability.
Through presentations, panel discussions and networking, examine project economics, risk allocation and bankability, alongside the potential for biogenic CO₂ to provide additional revenue.
Gain a clearer view of which criteria to prioritise when screening projects, and how to distinguish core project fundamentals from potential additional value streams.
Why attend?
- Clarify your project pathway.
Understand the different considerations for converting existing plants and developing new biomethane projects. - Identify critical infrastructure requirements.
Examine upgrading, gas quality and grid-connection needs, including coordination between developers and network operators. - Understand what shapes bankability.
Hear developer, operator and lender perspectives on project economics, revenue visibility and risk allocation. - Put additional revenue opportunities in context.
Explore the practical and commercial potential of biogenic CO₂ recovery without confusing it with core project viability. - Compare perspectives across the value chain.
Use panel discussions and networking to discuss shared challenges with developers, operators and lenders.
Key takeaways
Leave with a clearer understanding of what makes a biomethane project viable from converting existing plants or developing new facilities to meeting grid-injection requirements.
The seminar will connect technical considerations with project economics, risk and revenue opportunities, including biogenic CO₂ recovery.