AVFALL NORGE

Avfall Norge is a Norwegian waste management and recycling association leveraging 30 years of industry-specific knowledge to promote and develop socially responsible waste management policies in Norway and Europe. Our members represent 90% of all biogas produced for transportation in Norway.

AVFALL SVERIGE

Avfall Sverige is the Swedish Waste Management and Recycling Association. Our members, the municipalities and municipal companies, ensure that waste is collected and recycled in all Swedish municipalities. We perform our work on behalf of society: in an environmentally sound, sustainable and long-term manner. Our vision is “Zero Waste”. We are taking action to minimise waste, promote reuse and ensure that the waste produced is recycled, recovered and managed in the optimal manner. Municipalities and their enterprises are the ambassadors, catalysts and guarantors of this change.

FINNISH BIOGAS ASSOCIATION

Finnish Biogas Association is a non-governmental organization of companies, individuals and associations with interest in the biogas field. We promote the use and development of biogas and organic fertilizers in Finland. We want to influence the positive development of the biogas sector by taking part in the national and EU-level legislative development, by participating in the public discussions and by providing information. The primary source material of interest are biowaste (liquid and solid) and other types of biomasses. Anaerobic digestion is the core technology, but the production of synthetic biogas and renewable methane from other renewable energy sources are also included in the field of activities.

FORENINGEN BIOGASBRANCHEN

The Danish Biogas Association is a NGO organising all stakeholders in the biogas sector in Denmark: Biogas plants, biogas plant constructors and subsuppliers, consultans, biomass suppliers, energy sector, waste sector, agriculture, knowledge institutions etcetera. The Danish Biogas Association is working for framework conditions that promote sustainable production and use of biogas which also deliver solutions to meet societal challenges regarding climate change, eutrohication of aquatic environment, reuse of ressources in a circular economy and Development of a fossil free, low emission society. In addition the association promote research, capacity building and knowledge dissemination.

SORPA

SORPA is a intercommunity waste management company owned by the six municipalities in the capital area, where of Reykjavik City owns the largest part.  SORPA operates a receiving station,  a landfill, a second hand shop with used household goods (“The Good Shepherd”) where benefits go to charity, 6 recycling stations and around 100 drop-off containers for recyclables in the capital area.  SORPA has extracted landfill gas from the landfill since 1996 and upgraded to vehicle fuel since 2001.  SORPA is in the process of installing a new biogas plant which is scheduled to be up and operational in February 2020.

BIOGASS OSLOFJORD

The main objective of Biogass Oslofjord is to realize the potential of sustainable and regional utilization of the energy in fertilizers, sludge and organic waste in the Oslo-region. Biogass Oslofjord aims to stimulate to a well-functioning biogas value chain in the region through cooperation, strengthening the implementation of the partners own politics, mobilize resources for measures through applications for grants from governmental funded programs, take the lead and participate in different projects regarding biogas in our region and enhance the knowledge about biogas in the network.

SWEDISH GAS ASSOCIATION

Swedish Gas Association/ is a member-funded, industry association dedicated to promoting a greater use of gas. We work towards a safe, environmentally responsible and efficient utilization of gas and acts as a voice for all gases where safety, technical matters, marketing and advocacy are key elements. Biogas, natural gas, hydrogen, vehicle gas and LPG are gases used in the energy sector. These gases are clean and efficient. They reduce climate emissions, improve air quality and are good alternatives to oil-based products for both the industry and in the transport sector. The gases are a natural part of the sustainable society and contribute to efficient energy utilization, more jobs and a cleaner environment.

THE BIOENERGI ASSOCIATION OF FINLAND

The Bioenergy Association of Finland is the main association and a key player in the bioenergy sector in Finland. It represents the entire bioenergy sector from land ownership to forest and energy companies, and technology and research in the field. The association promotes the sector's joint interests in Finland and abroad, keeps its members up to date on developments of the sector domestically and internationally and it is an active member of the sector’s European association Bioenergy Europe. The membership of the association consists of 300 organisations and over 100 individual members.

ENERGIGAS NORGE

The Norwegian Gas Association is a member-funded branch organization promoting greater and safe use of energy gases – biogas, natural gas, propane, butane and hydrogen in Norway. The association was founded on 26th November 2008. The Norwegian Gas Association is a broad-based association with members with an interest in Norwegian gas industry. Membership in the association is open to businesses, organizations and individuals interested in the field of energy gas, including end users.

OREEC

OREEC (Oslo Renewable Energy and Environment Cluster) is a network with businesses, research institutes, education and public actors within the field of renewable energy and environment in the Oslo region. OREEC’s purpose is to contribute to increased innovation, increased business opportunities and increase value creation for our partners. Biogas is a priority area of focus.

EUROPEAN COMPOST NETWORK

The European Compost Network (ECN) is the leading European membership organisation promoting sustainable recycling practices in composting, anaerobic digestion and other biological treatment processes of organic resources. Our purpose is to work with practitioners, researchers, technicians and policy makers to deliver integrated organic waste recycling solutions that generate high quality products for the benefit of the environment and the users of the recycled products. It serves as central resource and network for the organic waste recycling sector in Europe, as well as the emerging bio-based economy.

ECN’s vision is living well within the limited resources of the planet respecting the organic cycle.

EUROPEAN BIOGAS ASSOCIATION

Founded in February 2009, EBA is the leading European association in the field of biogas and biomethane covering the anaerobic digestion, gasification and power-to-gas industries. Committed to the active promotion of renewable gas production and use throughout Europe, EBA has created a wide network representing directly and indirectly over 7,000 stakeholders in Europe