Website: https://afsea.org

African Sustainable Energy Association represents and actively promotes Renewable Energy Solutions in the Africa. We focus on Wind, Solar, Biomass, Biogas, Bio Fuels, Green Products, Energy Saving, Alternative Energy, Energy from Waste, Fuel Cell Technologies etc.

AFSEA advocate policy development on behalf of our members at decision making government level. We also promote understanding of the industry and its potential through tools such as industry events, forums, conferences, newsletters and publications, our objective is to provide access to information that can affect today’s clean energy industries as much as tomorrow’s world.

Our members share the belief that lowering our carbon footprint is as important as the doing of business itself because we understand that every small endeavor toward a green, sustainable world makes a difference.

We organize top management events and forums creating a networking platform for companies across the world.

Our members include research institutes, developers, contractors, consultants, suppliers and members of the public dedicated to building a greener planet.

Our projects include making information available re global warming issues, sustainable solutions/technologies to counter harmful carbon emission.

Membership benefits will provide your organisation with immediate opportunities to tap into unique business, educational and networking benefits and forums for debate – driven by industry, for industry.

Website: https://www.aepc.gov.np

Mission

The mission of AEPC is to make renewable energy mainstream resource through increased access, knowledge and adaptability contributing for the improved living conditions of people in Nepal.

Vision

“An institution recognized as a regional/international example of promoting large-scale use of renewable energy sustainable and a national focal point for resource mobilization”. The focus is to make AEPC recognized as an active institution promoting Renewable Energy Technology (RET) in the region.

Strategic Objectives

The Objectives of AEPC are as follows:

• To popularize and promote the use of alternative/renewable energy technology.
• To raise the living standard of the rural people.
• To protect the environment.
• To develop the commercially viable alternative energy industries in the country.

AMADES-Morocco is a non-profit association founded in 2005 in KENITRA. AMADES-Morocco is affiliated to the University of Ibn Tofail, Faculty of Sciences and is listed in the Ministry of Environment.

It has more than 100 members and works closely with several companies, associations and charities both national and international.

The Association’s main objectives are:

1. Group together all persons or groups directly or indirectly linked to the management of solid wastes.
2. To contribute to the development of R&D through the organization of symposia, congresses on themes linked to the waste management and recovery.

3. To publish and circulate magazines and manuals related to the management of the solid waste.
4. To provide technical expertise and consultancy to various public or private establishments in the domain of the management of solid waste.

5. Contribute to the awareness of the citizen and the operators linked to the management of the solid wastes.

We are the trade association that represents the interests of the UK AD industry at all levels with a view to maximising the industry’s potential. ADBA is made up of over 400 members, representing the industry as a whole in relation to the Government, regulators and other stakeholders as well as supporting our members’ individual businesses. Find us online at www.adbioresources.org, Twitter@adbioresources, LinkedIn in the ADBA group

The Biogas Association of Ghana is an umbrella network of companies, practitioners, researchers, CSOs, NGOs, Artisanal Associations and International Development Organisations promoting anaerobic Digestion as a preferred solution for sustainable waste management, energy, agriculture and climate change mitigation.

The Association operates through advocacy, representation, capacity building, knowledge sharing, awareness creation and promotion of the anaerobic digestion technology for increased adoption and improved environment in Ghana.

Website: http://www.abbiogasemetano.org.br/

ABBM establishes partnerships in the organization of events, for the dissemination of knowledge about Biogas and Biomethane throughout Brazil.

Website: https://biogasassociation.ca/

The Canadian Biogas Association is the collective voice of Canada’s biogas sector and is committed to developing the biogas industry to its fullest potential through capturing and processing organic materials to maximize the utility and value inherent within that material. Our members span the entire value chain of the sector and consist of farmers, municipalities, private sector owners and operators of biogas systems, technology suppliers and consultants, financial and learning institutions, utilities, and waste industry and organics residual generators.

Website: https://cibiogas.org/

CIBiogás (International Center for Renewable Energy – Biogas) is a science, technology and innovation institution that develops actions related to the implantation, generation of knowledge and technology transfer of biogas systems. In addition, the institution aims to support the development of public policies that regulate and encourage the use of biogas.

The Center is made up of institutions that develop and / or support projects related to renewable energy.

C40 is a network of the world’s megacities committed to addressing climate change. C40 supports cities to collaborate effectively, share knowledge and drive meaningful, measurable and sustainable action on climate change.

https://www.c40.org/

The Climate and Clean Air Coalition is a voluntary partnership of governments, intergovernmental organizations, businesses, scientific institutions and civil society organizations committed to improving air quality and protecting the climate through actions to reduce short-lived climate pollutants.

Our global network currently includes over 120 state and non-state partners, and hundreds of local actors carrying out activities across economic sectors.

https://ccacoalition.org

The CTCN is the operational arm of the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism, hosted by the UN Environment Programme and the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). The Centre promotes the accelerated transfer of environmentally sound technologies for low carbon and climate resilient development at the request of developing countries. We provide technology solutions, capacity building and advice on policy, legal and regulatory frameworks tailored to the needs of individual countries by harnessing the expertise of a global network of technology companies and institutions.

Website: http://WWW.CRE.IE

Cré is a non-profit membership Association. It was established in 2001.

Cré actively participates in policy working groups and acts as a forum to interested parties to discuss all aspects of composting and anaerobic digestion. Members also receive priority booking for many events including conferences, themed meetings & training courses. Cré has a full time Executive who co-ordinates the affairs of the association.  Daily management is conducted by the Association Chair, Treasurer and Executive who report to the Board. The overall responsibility for running the association falls to our Board of Administrators.The Association has three committees – a Technical Committee, Carbon Committee, Anaerobic Digestion Committee and Public Relations Committee.

Cré is a member of the European Compost Network (www.compostnetwork.info) and the European Biogas Association.

As a strong membership body, Cré is better placed to contribute the industry’s view when consulted by Government on proposed legislation and fiscal policy that would directly affect our members. Whether you are a supplier of biowastes, a producer of composts or digestates, consultant, supplier, service beneficiary, local authority or academic institution, joining Cré will put you in the heart of the industry with access to benefits unavailable from any other source.

The Italian Composting and Biogas Consortium is a no profit association which unites public and private biogas and compost producers, local authorities and others involved in biowaste recycling, like machinery and equipment constructors, research bodies, etc.
Since 1992, CIC’s mission has been to promote and follows up, in collaboration with Local Authorities, proposals for new laws, the policy of waste reduction, the separate waste collection for the selection and recycling of biowaste.
The Association co-ordinates and promotes the activities of the associated companies and public bodies with the following aims:
To promote the biowaste recycling trough biogas and composted materials production
To promote initiatives for sales and marketing, and the appropriate destination for the final products of biowaste recovery
To promote the correct use of high quality and controlled quality compost in agriculture, in land reclamation and restoration, and in other alternative uses
To carry out research and scientific studies, and distribute information relating to methods and techniques used in biowaste recycling.

Website: http://redbiolac.org/

The vision of RedBioLAC is the organisation of reference in the research, development, implementation and dissemination of biodigesters to stimulate the adequate management of natural resources and promote the socioeconomic well-being of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Our mission is to be a network that brings together institutions related to applied research and the dissemination of anaerobic biodigestion to stimulate the comprehensive treatment and management of organic waste, as strategies to improve the well-being of the population of Latin America and the Caribbean.

SABIA intends to promote the needs of industry stakeholders, paving the way to a fruitful and prosperous Biogas industry in Southern Africa, benefiting the geographic region economically as well as contributing to sustainability.

“A dynamic industrial, globally competitive South African economy, characterised by inclusive growth and development, decent employment and equity, built on the full potential of all citizens”​. the dti´s mission is to:

• Promote structural transformation, towards a dynamic industrial and globally competitive economy;

• Provide a predictable, competitive, equitable and socially responsible environment, conducive to investment, trade and enterprise development;

• Broaden participation in the economy to strengthen economic development; and

• Continually improve the skills and capabilities of the dti to effectively deliver on its mandate and respond to the needs of South Africa’s economic citizens

We strive to meet the needs of the industry role players and the general public by promoting and instilling a climate conducive to safety. The core focus is on awareness, sharing of knowledge and compliance in support of a safe and efficient environment.

Covering areas of expertise and applications as to piped gas upstream of and inclusive downstream Industrial Thermoprocessing, CNG, LNG, Biogas and NGV’s within the respective supply value chains.

Website: https://www.renewablegasforum.com/

The Renewable Gas Forum of Ireland (RGFI) is an industry forum representing all sectors of the renewable gas industry from producer to end-users. The main focus of the forum is to promote the renewable gas opportunity in Ireland and work in consultation with key stakeholders such as government officials to advocate for suitable market conditions to deliver on this opportunity. We facilitate the growth and development of the sector through stakeholder engagement and the dissemination of factual and trusted evidence-based positioning and policies.

Our Purpose

To support Ireland on its decarbonisation through the establishment of an indigenous, sustainable, scalable, renewable gas industry in Ireland.

Our Vision

To have 20% of all Ireland’s gas usage as renewable gas by 2030, along with clear policy support towards the long term growth of the industry.

To become Ireland’s centre of excellence for the renewable gas industry – delivering leadership, knowledge, training and standards for members.