Partnerships and ecosystem

Within the biomethane ecosystem

We work with the sector's leading associations and initiatives in Spain and Europe: BIOCIRC, Enagás and the European biomethane framework.

Partnerships and ecosystem

We work with the leading biomethane initiatives

In Spain and in Europe. Being part of the sector's ecosystem is part of our legitimacy.

BIOCIRC — Spanish Biocircularity Association Enagás European Commission
BIOCIRCSector association

BIOCIRC

We are members of the Spanish Biocircularity Association (BIOCIRC), the business organisation that brings together and champions biogas, biomethane, biofuel and bioproduct companies, and promotes a favourable regulatory framework for the sector in Spain.

Source: BIOCIRC — Asociación Española de Biocircularidad.

Why it matters

  • The sector's voice before the authorities.
  • A favourable regulatory, political and social framework.
  • Business cooperation and shared knowledge.

Bio-CO₂ as a value line

Bio-CO₂ is a second revenue stream in our model: high-purity biogenic CO₂ (95-99%) which, after purification, reaches food-grade quality for the food and beverage industry, e-fuels and other uses.

EnagásCO₂ infrastructure

Enagás · Call for Interest CO₂

GGiV is taking part in the Enagás Call for Interest CO₂ 2026, the consultation supporting the planning of a hub-based CO₂ logistics infrastructure in Spain, contributing information on our facilities with bio-CO₂ capture potential.

Source: Enagás — Call for Interest CO₂ 2026.

European CommissionEuropean framework

Gas and Biomethane Mechanism

GGiV is aligned with the European Commission mechanism that connects biomethane producers and buyers across the EU and supports the REPowerEU target of 35 billion m³/year (35 bcm) of biomethane by 2030.

Sources: European Commission — Gas and Biomethane Mechanism, Biomethane — EC.

35 bcm
EU target for 2030
EU-27
European biomethane market
A shared horizonPartnerships in Spain and Europe that lend strength and credibility to every GGiV project.
What it brings to GGiV

Five advantages of being connected to Europe

Access to European demand

Matching with buyers across the EU, beyond the local market.

Supply aggregation

Joining forces with other producers to serve the demand of large buyers.

Financing and bankability

Connection with financial institutions active in the sector, directly reinforcing the RTB model.

Regulatory intelligence

A dashboard of regulatory frameworks by region, aligned with our territorial and Spanish-regions approach.

Institutional legitimacy

Membership of an official European Commission initiative.

Source: European Commission — Gas and Biomethane Mechanism.