[Gurkeerat]

Well I can say a few things on the marketing and infrastructure aspect. Firstly the infrastructure has to be wide spread so I have to be as close to the consumer as possible. Unfortunately it is still a selected sector that has access to RNG bio methane. Secondly technology is still emerging and with product refinement the more applications will be developed. Biogad has also to look at its competitor particularly in the domestic sector

[Nikolas]

For the RNG sector, regulations assisting with the development of RNG projects (i.e. tax incentives) as well as with gas offtake (i.e. LCFS, RINs), together with a push for environmental regulations on different fronts (CO2 emissions, organic bans from landfills etc) would help create a need for RNG in the market, make it cheaper to develop and install a biogas upgrading system and more profitable to sell that RNG.

The technology is here and ready to be a game changer. We just need the rules to start supporting the game.