What’s called Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) in the US, is referred to as Biomethane in the EU. That’s not the only difference between the two regions when it comes to this resource. Learn about the other ways in which these regions differ with our infographic. Please get in touch if you have any questions about […]
What is Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), as it’s called in the United States, or Biomethane, as it’s called in Europe? Our infographic explains how it is generated, what it is, and more. Download now to get familiar with the basics behind this alternative, climate-friendly solution to natural gas. What is RNG? What is Biomethane?
Learn how 3Degrees helped build an emissions roadmap for a Consumer Goods Company on its journey to reaching near-term targets by 2030.
Peter Weisberg, 3Degrees' Director, Carbon Markets, shares trends and considerations for leveraging RNG certificates to address Scope 1 emissions.
On September 8, 2021, Noah Bucon, Regulatory Affairs Manager at 3Degrees, joined Jesse Scharf, Manager at UK Green Gas Certification Scheme and Vice President of the European Renewable Gas Registry, to discuss recent developments in the European market and how companies can leverage renewable gas as an important tool in their decarbonization toolbox. Catch up […]
Download this infographic to learn the difference between the 3 scopes of emissions and the available tools and strategies to address them.
There are several categories of carbon credit projects. To determine how to best address your organizational emissions through the purchase of carbon credits, it is vital to understand the differences between the various project types. Download this helpful infographic to understand the unique attributes of avoided emissions and carbon removal projects and their carbon storage […]
Europe is by far the largest and most liquid market for energy attribute certificates globally, and it is poised for further expansion. For decades, Guarantees of Origin (GOs) have been used to claim the consumption of renewable electricity in Europe. Now, the GO system, which is enshrined in EU law through the Renewable Energy Directive, […]
