European Biogas Association A single European biomethane grid: Progress and Challenges Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015.

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European Biogas Association A single European biomethane grid: Progress and Challenges Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

m 3 natural gas m 3 natural gas Market

Introduction Value of biomethane: physical (in use) value + intrinsic („bio”) value Physical value: corresponds to prevailing market value of natural gas Intrinsic value: „green”, renewable, sustainable The intrinsic value can be quantified (GHG emission data) The intrinsic value must be realised on the market, in case of international trade it must be transferred cross-border Conditions for biomethane export/import: The „bio” quality must be certified in the producer country The „bio” qualification from the producer country must be acknowledged in the consumer country Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

The arts of biomethane trade Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Challenges and tasks Political: equal treatment of domestic and imported product harmonisation of national support systems support for biomethane (as advanced biofuel) investment protection Virtual volume transfer through mass balancing in the European natural gas network Cross-border transfer of sustainability claims Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Progress made Green Gas Grids project ( BIOSURF project ( National biomethane registries in 6 EU Member States; Biomethane Registry Club – international cooperation started; Communication (meetings/letters ) with EC officials, Communication (discussion paper, meetings) with European natural gas organisations (GIE, ENTSOG, Eurogas, GEODE) ; CEN TC 408 – standards for biomethane injected into the natural gas grid and for vehicle fuel application Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

National biomethane registries Are needed in every biomethane producing country Independent, neutral, professional organisations Established through government actions or voluntary cooperation of market players (preferably with government mandate) Track, confirm and document the biomethane transactions along the contractual chain Administrative support in meeting regulative requirements Independent audit controls Assisting development of trade through building market confidence Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

European biomethane grid BioCH 4 value = physical value + intrinsic value BioCH 4 grid = NG grid + mass balancing European natural gas grid to bring the physical value to the market + Administrative system for transferring the intrinsic value from the producer country to the consumer country (applying the mass balancing method) Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Three pillars of cross-border biomethane administration 1. Sustainability verification covering the production of biomethane to be completed prior to grid injection – the fuel to be considered as released for consumption upon the act of injection into the pipeline 2. Declaration of the European natural gas network for single logistical facility with regard to biomethane injected into the grid. 3. Mass balancing of injected and withdrawn biomethane in the European natural gas network Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Possible ways for the cross-border transfer of sustainability claim 1. International cooperation among the national biomethane registries covering the cross-border transfer of the sustainability claims together with the cross-border transfer of quantity, 2. Voluntary scheme recognized by the Commission for the special purpose of mass balancing biomethane distributed along the European natural gas network, 3. European Biomethane Registry Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Suggested solution As the potential solution EBA suggests an Annex to COM 2010/C 160/01 which would address the following biomethane related issues : 1. cross-border transfer of volumes and mass balancing of biomethane in the European natural gas network, 2. sustainability verification for biomethane completed prior to injection into the European natural gas network, 3. definition of European natural gas network (with respect to mass balancing) 4. definition of national biomethane registries and their role in cross-border mass-balancing. Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Thanks for your attention! Dr. Kovács Attila European Biogas Association Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015

Biomethane – national markets UK: Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)+ gas market value up to 11,0 €Cent/kWh FR: Fixed FIT 6,4 – 9,5 €Cent/kWh depending on capacity (350 m 3 /h– 50 m 3 /h) and substrates example: 150 m 3 /h, 50% manure+50% org. waste > 9,38 €Cent/kWh DK: Guaranteed biomethane feed-in-bonus (FIB) IT: FIT set by law, 8,0 – 10,0 €Cent/kWh NL: SDE+ scheme, „biotickets” for vehicle fuel use AT: „Technologiebonus“ at green electricity generation DE: Biofuel GHG emission reduction certificates SE: Complex support system, incl. tax relief FI: Tax relief, (high taxes for fossile vehicle fuels) NO: Tax relief till end 2015 Brussels, 03 rd September, 2015