Manure to Biogas – Global Lessons and Challenges in Unlocking Farm-Based Potential
IEA Bioenergy Task 37 hosted a webinar exploring the opportunities and challenges of converting manure into biogas. The event brought together leading experts and practitioners to share insights on technologies, policy frameworks, and farm-scale solutions from around the world.
The programme covered key global perspectives on the potential of manure for biogas production, focusing on policy, practice, innovation, and sustainability across various regions.
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Dr. Bernhard Drosg – IEA Bioenergy Task 37
Welcome address and introduction to Task 37’s objectives and upcoming work programme -
Prof. Bernadette McCabe – University of Southern Queensland
International comparison of manure biogas adoption across seven countries -
Dr. Saija Rasi – Natural Resources Institute Finland
Comparative analysis of feedstock potential and deployment barriers in six countries -
Dr. Torben Grell – University of Southern Queensland
Biogas opportunities in the Australian dairy sector and solid-liquid separation technologies -
Dr. Renjie Dong – China Agricultural University
China’s large-scale biogas development using manure, carbon credits, and circular integration