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Founded in 2014, Renewable Gas Forum Ireland is a renewable energy company headquartered in Charleville, Ireland specializing in Biogas.
Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI) is an industry forum established in 2014 to represent the interests of the renewable gas industry and gas consumers in Ireland. It advocates for biomethane policy with government and regulators, leads strategic initiatives and market research, and supports members through knowledge transfer and networking. Its initiatives include Project Clover, AgriBioCNG and the Irish Green Gas Certification Scheme, which it operates jointly with Gas Networks Ireland.
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Headquarters
Main St., Charleville, County Cork, Ireland
Projects
2Project Clover
Collaboration of agri-food companies committed to large-scale biomethane production on Irish farms, with RGFI co-ordination.
AgriBioCNG
RGFI-led initiative to co-ordinate and develop a cluster of 6-8 anaerobic digestion biomethane plants in Munster as a showcase project.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Gas Networks Ireland, Project Clover
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