Natural gas is a non-renewable fossil fuel. It will eventually run out. If we continue consuming gas at the rate we are now, we could run out of natural gas by 2060.
Also known as “biogas” or “biomethane”, green gas is released through anaerobic digestion, a process that occurs when food or other natural waste, such as crops or manure, biodegrades.
Green gas can often be a carbon-neutral alternative to fossil fuel natural gas. The organic waste simply re-releases the emissions it took in as it grew, so overall there are no net gains in CO2.
As the green gas industry is still in its early stages, there are limited green gas tariffs available on the market. Most ‘green’ gas tariffs will simply offset your emissions to make it net-zero.
Our team can closely monitor the price of gas and use our knowledge of the market to find the optimum deal for you and your business.
Simply submit your current energy bills to Tariff.com and we’ll see if we can help your business save money and reduce your carbon footprint with a green gas tariff.
Green Gas is produced through anaerobic digestion, a process that releases gas as bacteria breaks down food and farm waste. This gas is then captured and purified into biomethane.
Just like traditional gas, green gas can be offered to homes and businesses across the UK as a viable alternative to regular gas via the national grid.
At Tariff.com, we recognise that impartial advice can be difficult to come by. That’s why we ensure our price comparisons are independent, transparent, and easy to understand.
We’ll never convince you to make a switch that’s not right for you or your business. Instead, we work directly with you to help reduce your carbon footprint and switch to a green supplier.
We understand that doing right by the planet isn’t always easy. Our team can offer all the support you need to reach your environmental targets and reduce your carbon footprint.
To prevent global temperatures from rising above 1.5 degrees, we need to reach net-zero by 2050. If we stand a chance of meeting this target, businesses across the UK need to act now.
