Renewable Natural Gas (Biomethane) Advisory
Identify and act on opportunities to reduce natural gas emissions.
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Confidently mitigate your natural gas emissions
An increasing number of organizations around the world are realizing the benefits of renewable natural gas (RNG), also called biomethane in Europe. RNG presents an exciting opportunity to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from natural gas combustion. However, numerous factors must be considered by organizations to determine whether it’s the right solution for them, including price, feedstock, environmental integrity, and more.
The 3Degrees team can guide your organization through these considerations and then work with you to finalize an RNG procurement strategy, seeking solutions such as long-term gas purchase agreements (GPA).
3Degrees’ comprehensive RNG advisory services
Develop a strategy to address natural gas consumption
- Measure baseline GHG emissions from natural gas
- Review climate commitments
- Engage and educate key stakeholders and decision-makers
- Design custom procurement strategy and business case
Launch procurement for new RNG supply
- Issue RFP specifying desired geography, feedstock, structure, and term
- Perform comprehensive quantitative and qualitative evaluation
- Conduct due diligence to ensure environmental integrity
- Propose shortlist of best-fit offers, and recommend awardee(s)
- Negotiate RNG purchase agreement
Monitor performance of executed contracts
- Monitor contract fulfillment to ensure you get what you paid for
- Ensure proper contractual attestations for compliance with applicable standards
- Perform invoice auditing and financial analysis, as applicable
- Provide guidance on appropriate claims
RNG advisory expertise
sold through short- and long-term sales to corporate and utility customers
methane capture projects from which 3Degrees has managed, verified, and issued credits
consulting engagements completed
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