Powering Change: Scaling biogas for net zero

Episode notes

As part of the Powering Change mini-series, this episode dives into the evolving role of biomethane in the energy transition. Host Cameron Smith , a partner in Ashurst's Projects & Energy Transition team, is joined by Philipp Lukas, CEO of Future Biogas , one of the UK's leading developer and operator of anaerobic digestion plants. They discuss how Future Biogas is helping corporates like AstraZeneca take steps to decarbonise its operations using biomethane, and why partnerships, feedstock strategy, and supply chain transparency are critical. The episode also explores the path forward for biomethane and what barriers and opportunities remain. Listen to this episode to understand the key role biomethane will play in the net-zero future and what businesses need to know to stay ahead. To explore the insights discussed during this episode,

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