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Role of ERGaR

ERGaR is the Brussels-based, Europe-wide association for all players involved in the renewable gas market: national biomethane registries, gas network operators, traders and other related organisations. We provide a collaborative, independent and transparent forum where stakeholders come together to shape and support the development of a pan-European renewable gas market.

Since 2021, ERGaR has operated the Certificates of Origin (CoO) Scheme, allowing registries to exchange biomethane certificates across borders through its Cert-X Europe platform. Over 8 TWh of certificates have already been transferred via the ERGaR CoO Scheme.

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EvoVerde joins ERGaR as an Associated Member

Brussels, March 2026 ERGaR is pleased to welcome EvoVerde as a new associated member. EvoVerde provides advisory and intermediary services at the intersection of markets and the energy transition. The company supports investors, producers, and consumers in navigating complex energy markets, drawing on more than 20 years of hands-on executive leadership in energy, trading, and…

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Route to Market BV joins ERGaR as an Associated Member

Brussels, March 2026 ERGaR is pleased to welcome Route to Market BV as a new associated member. Route to Market is a specialised consultancy focused on the commercial and regulatory development of renewable gas markets in Europe. The company supports biomethane producers in translating sustainability compliance into tangible commercial value and works at the intersection…

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ERGaR President Julian Auderieth: “Transparency is the prerequisite for market ramp-up”

In an interview with FORUM Gas Wasser Wärme, ERGaR President Julian Auderieth sets out what Europe’s renewable gas market needs most right now: trusted certification and a functioning cross-border transfer system. Renewable gases can help decarbonize sectors where electrification is difficult or costly such as energy-intensive industry and high-temperature heat. But scaling these solutions depends…

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