9.2.2025
The role of biomethane in the future of Irish farming
Applications and technologies
In Ireland, biomethane is emerging as a promising solution both to increase the resilience of the agricultural sector and to reduce emissions. In this interview with Karol Kissane from IFAC, we explore why it is considered a real economic opportunity for farmers, how they could take a more active role in the value chain, and what steps are needed to unlock its full potential. From stabilizing incomes to using natural fertilizers and carbon credits, the conversation highlights the main opportunities and challenges facing the sector.
Original language: English
Origin: Ireland
Speaker
Karol Kissane
Head of Public Sector Services and Economics, IFAC
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