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To meet net-zero goals by 2050, annual clean energy investments must be more than triple by 2030, reaching approximately $4 trillion. Carbon credits have emerged as a key mechanism for offsetting emissions, with the voluntary carbon market projected to reach up to $250 billion by 2050.
That’s where modern biogas technology comes in.
Modern Biogas Technology as a Circular Solution Methane is a greenhouse gas significantly more potent than carbon dioxide. Agriculture, particularly livestock farming, is the largest source of human-caused methane emissions, contributing 40% of global methane output. Methane is 80 times more potent than CO2 in trapping heat over a 20-year period.
Modern biogas technology offers a powerful solution by capturing methane emissions from organic waste such as livestock manure and converting them into clean energy and biofertilizers. This not only mitigates emissions but also reduces reliance on chemical fertilizers, addressing soil degradation and water pollution. Furthermore, biogas projects contribute directly to carbon credit markets, allowing companies to offset emissions through sustainable investments.
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