Biovic highlights that Extremadura has great potential for producing biogas

The future of renewable energy in Extremadura was one of the topics discussed at La Mirada Económica, an information session organized by the newspaper HOY and sponsored by the Regional Government of Extremadura. This round table discussion, entitled 'Challenges and Opportunities of the Renewable Energy Sector in Extremadura', featured representatives from the region's leading institutions in the sector, including... BiovicThey discussed the current state of key technologies, the industry context, and its future.

During his speech, Luis Puchades, director of Biovic He focused on his sector. For Puchades, the time for renewable gas has arrived, “although it has been a struggle,” particularly in this region. He asserted that Extremadura could accommodate around 100 biogas plants, according to studies conducted by this consulting firm.

This type of project has a great number of synergies with the agribusiness sector: tomatoes, wine, livestock, and olive oil all generate byproducts suitable for valorization. “We are very eager to start our first projects as soon as possible, and we always ask the authorities for the greatest possible efficiency,” he emphasized.

Puchades was accompanied at this table by José Manuel Bellot, head of Renewable Energy Development in Extremadura at Iberdrola, Alfonso Corbella, in charge of Business Development and Investment in Hydrogen at Sener, Ramón Jiménez, director of the Energy area in the Dominion Global 360 Division and Carlos Arce, president of Arram Consultores.