renewable methane

Renewable methane is a type of natural gas produced sustainably from organic materials such as agricultural waste, food scraps, or sewage. Through a process called anaerobic digestion, microbes break down these materials in the absence of oxygen, creating biogas primarily composed of methane. This renewable source can be used just like traditional natural gas for energy, heating, or transportation, but it has a much smaller environmental impact because it harnesses waste materials and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It offers a way to generate clean energy while recycling organic waste, supporting a circular economy.