New Australian rules starting in mid-2025 make it easier for Delorean Corporation to produce and sell biomethane, a renewable gas made from organic waste like food scraps or manure.
First, biomethane is now treated like natural gas, so it’s easier to put into gas pipelines. The rules allow more oxygen in the gas and set clearer standards for impurities, which cuts down on expensive processing. Second, companies using Delorean’s biomethane can get certificates (called RGGOs) to show they’re reducing carbon emissions, making the gas more attractive to buyers.
This means Delorean can: - Spend less to make biomethane. - Sell it to companies wanting to go greener. - Earn extra money from those certificates.
Their project in Adelaide is ready to start selling biomethane and issuing these certificates soon. They’re also lining up deals to get the gas into pipelines and secure funding to grow faster.
These changes make Delorean’s projects cheaper, more profitable, and less risky, setting them up to succeed in Australia’s clean energy push.
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