Nedgia news

Nedgia highlights the role of green gas and technology neutrality in advancing the decarbonisation of buildings

On 16 September, Nedgia took part in the 6th Green Renovation & Sustainability Forum organised by CESINE in Madrid under the slogan ‘Renovate to Decarbonise: How to Meet Green Targets’. The event brought together professionals and experts in energy-efficient renovation to discuss solutions that would reduce building emissions in an efficient and viable manner, whilst meeting consumer needs.

Nedgia’s expertise in integrating green gas is attracting interest from the Japanese energy sector

Nedgia’s commitment to promoting renewable gases and moving towards a more sustainable energy model has attracted the interest of gas sector professionals from various countries. A delegation from the Japan Gas Association (JGA) –an organisation representing Japan’s leading gas companies– recently visited the Can Mata site in Barcelona to see for themselves how green gas is being integrated into the distribution network.

Nedgia shares its vision on the evolution of customer service

Cristina Rio, Director of Centralised Operations and Third-Party Service at Nedgia, took part in a round-table discussion organised by Abai to analyse the challenges and opportunities facing companies in areas such as accessibility, digitalisation and customer service quality.

Industrial competitiveness and biomethane: key to a balanced energy transition

Progress in the energy transition must be balanced, combining sustainability, competitiveness and security of supply. This was one of the key messages conveyed by Raúl Suárez, CEO of Nedgia, during his contribution to the forum ‘Energetic Spain: Sovereignty and resilience in the face of global challenges’, organised by El Confidencial.

Biomethane: a key opportunity for moving towards a more sustainable gas supply

Biomethane is establishing its position as one of the most important solutions for moving towards a more sustainable, secure, and competitive energy model. This was one of the main conclusions reached at the BiogasTech conference, held on 4 June in Barcelona, which was organised by Net Zero Tech to analyse the challenges and opportunities facing the sector in Spain.