The results of the study "Assessing the benefits of sequential cropping to produce low ILUC risk biomethane", commissioned by CIB to the consultancy firm Ecofys, were presented at Biogas Italy. Can the use of double cropping be a promising model for producing additional biomass without having negative effects on the use of the land or on food production? Let’s discover the results of the research in terms of biomethane, economic benefits and scalability of the model with Daan Peters, Managing Consultant at Ecofys.