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How can companies use certified biomethane to reduce Scope 1 emissions?
The rules around voluntary emissions reporting are shifting, and biomethane is at the centre of it.
For years, companies seeking to decarbonise their gaseous fuel consumption had limited options under voluntary accounting frameworks. Biomethane purchased within chain-of-custody certification schemes is already well-established in compliance markets, but the GHG Protocol had not recognised it for voluntary Scope 1 claims, leaving sustainability teams in a difficult position.
That is now changing. The publication of the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Standard (LSR v1.0, January 2026), together with the draft SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 and the GHGP Actions and Market Instruments White Paper, signals a meaningful shift in how certified biomethane can be used in corporate emissions accounting.
This webinar brings together GO2 Markets, the World Biogas Association, and Evonik to unpack what these developments mean in practice, and what companies should do next.
What We've Covered
How ISCC-certified biomethane is already being used within EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime frameworks
What changed in the new LSR, and why it opens the door to voluntary Scope 1 and Scope 3 claims
The role of the "Let Green Gas Count" initiative and what comes next for biomethane recognition
How companies are approaching biomethane procurement, reporting, and integrity considerations today
Who is this for? This session is ideal for corporate sustainability teams, compliance managers, and procurement professionals looking to understand how certified biomethane fits into their decarbonisation strategy. Join us to explore one of the most significant developments in voluntary carbon accounting, and what it means for your business.
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