Biogas Capital Forum — Biomethane: A European Perspective

REPowerEU targets 35 bcm of biomethane by 2035. Closing the gap between that ambition and bankable projects means moving capital faster — across markets that differ sharply in regulation, subsidy design and commercial maturity. This afternoon brings together the people who can make that happen.

REPowerEU targets 35 bcm of biomethane by 2035. Closing the gap between that ambition and bankable projects means moving capital faster — across markets that differ sharply in regulation, subsidy design and commercial maturity. This afternoon brings together the people who can make that happen.

The event will explore

Europe's biomethane sector is scaling fast — but policy targets and investment reality remain misaligned. This invite-only event cuts through the noise: where capital is flowing, what's holding it back, and what it actually takes to get projects financed and built.
 
Places are limited. The attendee list is curated to ensure a productive mix of participants across the developer, capital, and industrial landscape.
 
The event is structured around two focused panels:

Panel 1 – Markets, Regulation & the Battle for Capital
How are EU member states competing to attract investment? The session examines the policy landscape, subsidy divergence across markets, feedstock dynamics, certification schemes, and the barriers standing between targets and deployment.

Panel 2 – From Risk to Close — A Case Study
A practitioner-led panel walks through the anatomy of getting a project financed: EPC and contracting models, offtake structures, feedstock security, risk allocation, and what lenders and investors need to see before they commit.
 
The afternoon closes with a networking reception — an opportunity to continue the conversations that matter across the developer, capital, and industrial landscape.
 
Key Takeaways for Participants
• Clear understanding of the real risk-return profile of biogas projects
• Insight into what investors and banks require to finance and scale projects
• Practical lessons on delivery, contracting and value chain structures
• Alignment between capital providers and project developers
 

Program

14.00 – 14.15: Welcome & Opening Remarks
 
14.15 – 15.15: Panel 1 – Markets, Regulation & the War for Capital
 
15.15 – 15.30: Break
 
15.30 – 16.30: Panel 2 – From Risk to Close — A Case Study

- Risk vs return realities
- EPC and construction challenges
- Intake and offtake structures
- Legal and commercial pitfalls

16.30 – 16.45: Break
 
16.45 – 17.00: Closing Remarks & Key Takeaways
 
17.00 – 18.00: Networking Reception and light refreshments

Practical Information

Venue

The event is hosted at EIFO (Orienthuset), Haifagade 3, 2150 Nordhavn, Copenhagen.

Getting There

By metro: Take the M4 Nordhavn line to Orientkaj station — the venue is a one-minute walk from the exit.

By car: EIFO does not accommodate parking. The following public parking houses are located nearby:

  • Orient Plads — Orientkaj 2A, 2150 Copenhagen (adjacent to EIFO). Open 24 hours. View on Google Maps
  • P-hus Lüders (APCOA) — Helsinkigade 28, 2150 Copenhagen (approx. 5 min. walk). Open 24 hours. View on Google Maps

We recommend arriving by metro where possible.

Questions?

For enquiries regarding the event, please contact Jan De Clerck, Legal Advisor, Senior Director, MBA.

Target groups

Financial Institutions & Investors
Banks, infrastructure funds, pension funds, insurance companies and public financiers active in renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure.

Project Developers & Energy Companies
Domestic and international biogas developers, utilities and energy majors expanding into biomethane.

OEMs & Technology Providers
Biogas plant developers, upgrading technology suppliers, EPC contractors and process licensors.

Public & Government-linked Entities
Transmission operators, gas distributors and energy authorities involved in biogas integration and policy frameworks.

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