HYFUELUP PROJECT RELEASES ITS THIRD SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE
The HyFuelUp project is celebrating the publication of its third scientific article, on this occasion in Volume 408 of the
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HYFUELUP PROJECT HOLDS ITS M36 STEERING COMMITTEE ONLINE
On 20 October, the HyFuelUp project held its M36 Steering Committee meeting online. Now in its third year, with the
HyFuelUp project’s partner AlphaSYNT, featured in the latest issue of trade journal ‘Aqua & Gas’
The HyFuelUp project is featured in the current issue of the trade journal Aqua & Gas (No. 9/2025) with a
HYFUELUP PROJECT STANDS OUT AT A WORKSHOP ON ‘METHANATION AND 2ND GENERATION FUELS’ IN GERMANY
Our colleagues Tilman Schildhauer and Andreas Gantenbein, from AlphaSYNT, joined the 7th Nuremberg Workshop on ‘Methanation and 2nd Generation Fuels’,
HyFuelUp participates in EUBCE 2025 to talk about innovation, collaboration and policies to boost biomethane
On Wednesday, 11 June, within the framework of the 33rd European Biomass Conference & Exhibition (EUBCE), the HYFUELUP project was
Hyfuelup contributes to the European biomethane race with its first two scientific papers
HYFUELUP has already published its first two scientific articles, a milestone that shows that the project is already in the
REPowerEU Roadmap confirms the long-term role of biogases in the EU’s energy mix
The EU will end its dependency on Russian energy by stopping the import of Russian gas and oil and phasing
Wave of new biogas plants confirmed for southern Europe
New biogas projects are moving forward in Italy, Portugal and Spain, in further evidence of the scale-up of biomethane production.
Potential of supply and demand and technological advances foresee a notable boost in biomethane production
The escalating energy crisis and geopolitical tensions, fueled by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have recently intensified efforts to find alternative
Experts call on policymakers to accelerate the injection of growing volumes of sustainable EU biomethane
The Grid Ready Forum held on 10 April in Brussels concluded with a set of key recommendations to speed up