EBA (European Biogas Association) has elaborated a report of the situation of the biogas sector. 

2019 has been eventful in many respects, bringing its share of challeges but also offering opportunities for the anaerobic digestion sector: the final submission of the National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) by Member States is expected by the end of the year; the EU Fertilising Products Regulation was officially published in June, opening up new markets to digestate and biobased-products; the amended Annex V of REACH, exempting digestate from registration, was finally published in the Official Journal of the European Union in October; a first draft proposal of the SafeManure end-of-waste criteria was finally made public in November; the Green Deal proposals were presented by the new European Commission President to the European Parliament during an Extraordinary Plenary session; and the EBA proudly celebrated its 10th anniversary at the landmark Annual Biogas Conference held in Brussels in September.