Biogas remains an underappreciated yet powerful resource in the transition towards a circular economy. On Wednesday, 19 March 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., a thought-provoking webinar titled “Biogas: A Possible, yet unknown ally” will explore its potential in revolutionising sustainable agriculture. With insights from leading experts, this session will highlight the role of biogas in reducing the environmental impact of farming while enhancing energy efficiency and economic resilience. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on how small and medium-sized farms can integrate biogas solutions to create self-sufficient and eco-friendly energy systems.

The event will feature Luca Zambelli, a consultant in renewable energy and biogas, who will share his expertise on implementing tailored energy solutions for agricultural businesses. Lorenzo Maggioni, a senior biomethane expert and former Head of R&D at the Italian Biogas Consortium, will provide an in-depth analysis of innovation in the sector and its alignment with European sustainability goals. Additionally, Roberto Vezzoli, owner of La Conchetta di Vezzoli Soc. Agr. S.S., will present a real-world case study on how his award-winning dairy farm successfully operates a biogas plant, demonstrating the practical benefits of circular energy management in agriculture.

By bringing together specialists with hands-on experience in biogas technology, policy, and farm-level implementation, this webinar aims to bridge the gap between potential and practice. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how biogas contributes to a more sustainable future, from reducing waste and emissions to generating renewable energy. Whether you are a farmer, energy professional, or sustainability enthusiast, this session offers a unique opportunity to engage with experts and explore how biogas can be a key driver of the circular economy.

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