Anaerobic Digestion, Biomethane and Northern Ireland’s Economic Future
Join policymakers, industry leaders, farmers, regulators and energy experts for a day of high-level discussion on the role of anaerobic digestion and biomethane in Northern Ireland’s economic and environmental future.
The programme will explore how AD can drive economic growth, strengthen energy security, support agriculture, improve water quality and help deliver Northern Ireland’s net zero ambitions. Expert speakers will examine the opportunities for expanding biomethane production, creating skilled jobs, reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels and unlocking long-term investment across the region.
The conference will also address the key policy and regulatory challenges currently facing the sector, including the future of existing AD plants, before bringing together industry and government to identify the practical actions needed to accelerate deployment.
With keynote addresses, expert panel discussions and dedicated networking opportunities throughout the day, this conference provides a unique platform to shape the future of anaerobic digestion and biomethane in Northern Ireland.
This year’s site visit will take place at Tully Biogas Plant – our ADBA UK Biogas Plant of the Year 2026 winner! More information will be available soon.
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– Testimonials –
“This was a terrific event that I personally got a lot out of. The quality of the speakers was very good and the subjects had something for everyone.”
Jason Taylor CEng, SGS
“A thoroughly enjoyable conference with much positivity and appetite to push on and enter a new phase for biogas/biomethane production in N. Ireland, as a major part of our decarbonisation agenda with important environmental wins included.”
Gary Lyons, AFBI NI
“An important time for Northern Ireland to realise the potential of AD and related technologies to help tackle wider [hydrological] catchment, waste/biomass, resources/solutions and related sector challenges.”
Mark Christensen, Anaergia
“The Northern Ireland Agriculture and Energy sector currently sits at a converging crossroads, where the outcome could remain deeply divided, or, if the policy makers listen to the leaders it has called upon to be more vocal, then there is no reason for greatness to be the outcome.”
James Dorman, Manby BGE Ltd, Founder
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