Biomethane Comparison Chart

Comparison of Methane Content and Environmental Impact

All metrics shown on 0-100 scale for consistent comparison

Detailed Comparison by Property

All metrics shown on 0-100 scale for consistent comparison

Key Applications of Biomethane in Southeast Asia

Transport (BioCNG)

Used in buses, trucks, and municipal vehicles

Grid Injection

Integration into existing gas pipelines

Industrial Heating

Boilers, furnaces, and steam generation

Power Generation

Combined heat and power (CHP) systems

Biomethane is upgraded biogas with over 95% methane content, matching natural gas in energy value but with carbon-neutral impact.
Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia are adopting biomethane as a clean energy alternative for transportation, grid injection, and industrial applications.
Biomethane is produced through anaerobic digestion of organic waste (food scraps, agricultural residues, manure) followed by upgrading processes.
Most diesel engines can be converted to run on biomethane with payback periods of 12-24 months through fuel savings.
Biomethane supports circular economy practices by turning waste into valuable renewable energy.