Green gas research in the Netherlands

Overview of green gas research and innovation in the Netherlands

This publication was prepared on behalf of TKI Nieuw Gas, in collaboration with the Platform Groen Gas, Platform Hernieuwbare Brandstoffen, New Energy Coalition, InVesta, universities of applied sciences (Saxion, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Avans University of Applied Sciences), TNO, and Wageningen University & Research. The aim of this publication is to connect businesses, governments, and knowledge institutions and stimulate collaboration on the production and application of green gas.

Authors Frans Debets and Ruud Paap, through interviews with sixteen researchers, have created an overview of current projects, technologies, and expertise in the field of sustainable energy from residual flows. It highlights existing innovations, emerging challenges, and the role green gas can play in the energy transition.

Featured Insights

The report provides insight into research into, among other things:

  • The production and optimization of biogas, green gas and syngas;

  • Innovations such as gasification techniques, plasmalysis, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), and the application of hydrogen in methanation;

  • Research into emission reduction of methane and nitrogen from manure;

  • The role of digestate in soil quality and nutrient reuse;

  • Economic and policy aspects of green gas;

  • The development of the Green Molecule Collective (GMC) and the application of circular systems;

  • Collaborations between educational institutions, research centres and the business community.

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Ruud Paap, ing. MBA

Involved in 6 projects
7 articles published