Alder Bioinsights Publishes 2024 Edition of Anaerobic Digestion Deployment in the Republic of Ireland Report
Caroline Randall
Marketing Manager

Press release – The second installment of Alder Bioinsights’ report on the Irish AD sector highlights 2024 as a turning point for the biomethane sector in the Republic of Ireland.
ADBA Scottish Conference, 23rd May 2024 – Alder Bioinsights, the Bioeconomy Consultants, launched their second annual ‘Anaerobic Digestion Deployment in the Republic of Ireland Report’ for 2024.
There has clearly been a lot of noise around biomethane in Ireland in the past 12 months, and it is hoped that the coming 12 months will bring action, delivery and progress. The draft National Biomethane Strategy presented a well-considered and logical approach, alongside a good level of ambition, to attract developers, investors and suppliers from other, currently less active nations.
As the industry eagerly awaits the launch of the Renewable Heat Obligation (RHO) and the publication of the final National Biomethane Strategy, there is a height of anticipation around the sector and a sense of urgency coming from all angles. Two big frustrations in the UK market are continued instability in the feedstock market and the lack of pace of development, despite continued financial support being available. However, the broader approach to feedstock and the key principles set out in the draft Strategy indicate that Ireland plans to tackle these issues head-on, by setting clear priorities and an ambitious target, to drive interest and investment at the pace required to succeed.
Alder Bioinsights’ AD Deployment in the Republic of Ireland report is a valuable tool for investors, developers and suppliers with an interest in the industry. It is available for purchase and purchasers will receive a PDF copy of the report containing the latest market commentary and a comprehensive database of all operational and planned AD facilities in the Republic of Ireland, including detail on location, status, commissioning date, energy output capacity and feedstock treatment capacity, by type.