Biomethane definition

Biomethane means biogas that meets pipeline quality natural gas standards.

Biomethane means Biogas that meets the gas quality standards of this Tariff, and any other standards imposed by Dominion Energy Utah in its sole discretion, and any applicable standards for injection into a common carrier pipeline. Biomethane must be free from bacteria, pathogens and any other substances injurious to utility facilities, customer equipment or people, or other constituents that would cause the gas to be unmarketable.

Biomethane means a renewable natural gas made from organic sources that starts out as ‘biogas’ but then is cleaned up in a process called ‘biogas to biomethane’ which removes the impurities in biogas such as carbon dioxide, siloxanes and hydrogen sulphides (H2S);

Examples of Biomethane in a sentence

• For each Biomethane Portfolio, the Shipper shall forecast the quantities of Biomethane, expressed in kWh/Hour, to be delivered every Hour of the following Gas Day.

• Notwithstanding the above, the first time a Shipper, Gas Supplier or Biomethane Seller sends Master Data to the Register of Players, he must do so at least 13 Business Days before the first Gas Day from which the Master Data are to apply.

• If, in accordance with the foregoing, Energinet is unable to receive the Biomethane quantities specified in the Accepted Nomination at the RES Entry Point, imbalances may occur between the Shipper’s daily deliveries.

• If Energinet is notified by the relevant Network Owner that delivery of Biomethane has been suspended for whatever reason, Energinet will inform the Shipper of this and no Biomethane will be allocated to the Shipper.

• At the RES Entry Point, the Shipper is allocated a quantity of Biomethane every Hour corre- sponding to the sum of the metered value in the same Hour at the Metering Points for Bio- methane in the Biomethane Portfolio in question.

More Definitions of Biomethane

Biomethane means refined biogas that has been upgraded to a near-pure methane content product. Biomethane can be directly injected into natural gas pipelines or combusted in natural gas-fueled vehicles.

Biomethane or “Renewable Natural Gas” means refined biogas, or another synthetic stream of methane from renewable resources, that has been upgraded to a near-pure methane content product. Biomethane can be directly injected into natural gas pipelines or combusted in natural gas-fueled vehicles.

Biomethane means methane derived from biogas, or synthetic natural gas derived from renewable resources, including the organic portion of municipal solid waste, which has been upgraded to meet standards for injection to a natural gas common carrier pipeline, or for use in natural gas vehicles, natural gas equipment, or production of renewable hydrogen. Biomethane contains all of the environmental attributes associated with biogas and can also be referred to as renewable natural gas.

Biomethane means landfill gas or digester gas, consistent with California Public Resources Code Section 25741 and California Public Utilities Code Section 399.12.6, subdivision (g).

Biomethane means methane derived from biogas, or synthetic

Biomethane means biogas which is suitable for conveyance through pipes to premises in accordance with a licence under Article 8(1)(a) of the Gas (Northern Ireland) Order 1996 (S.I. 1996/275 (N.I. 2)) (licences to convey gas);

Biomethane means biogas that meets the standards adopted pursuant to subdivisions (c) and (d) of Section 25421 for injection into a common carrier pipeline.