ENGIE Signs Agreement to Promote Biomethane Projects

ENGIE signed a collaboration agreement with the Nuevo Leon Renewable Energy Agency to promote biomethane projects, aiming at meeting the state's energy needs sustainably and efficiently. This strategic partnership underscores ENGIE's commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives in the region.

Ana Laura Ludlow, Vice President of Government Affairs and Sustainability, ENGIE México, represented the company at the signing ceremony. The event also featured Eduardo D. Sánchez Martínez, Director General of the Agency for the Promotion and Use of Renewable Energies, Guillaume Pierre, Consul General of France in Monterrey, and Claire Barnouin, Director, Franco-Mexican Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Their presence highlighted the importance of international cooperation in the development of renewable energy solutions.

Biomethane, a renewable gas obtained from organic waste, plays a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions and promoting the circular economy. According to ENGIE, this green gas generates fewer polluting emissions, utilizes existing natural gas distribution and transportation infrastructure, and supports sustainable development. Biomethane production involves collecting and storing organic waste, processing it through biomethanization or anaerobic di