Biomass Energy Trade Associations in the World

Landfill Gas Association

The Landfill Gas Association is one of the UK's seven renewable energy trade associations. It represents the interests of those involved in the utilisation of landfill gas. Landfill gas contains methane, produced by the anaerobic decomposition of organic matter in landfill sites. Its major use is for electricity generation, although other direct uses include CHP applications, kiln firing and vehicle fuel. Its members comprise specialist development companies, waste management companies, consultants and a range of associated equipment and service providers. Amongst the range of services provided to members, the association runs a detailed and comprehensive training course on landfill gas management and utilisation. The course is run in conjunction with the Institution of Diesel and Gas Turbine Engineers.

• Business type: trade association
• Product types: biomass energy, waste to gas.
• Address: 22 Queen Street, Mayfair, London, United Kingdom W1X 7PJ
• Telephone: +44 (0) 171 629 2668
• FAX: +44 (0) 171 408 1216
• Web Site: http://www.biogas.org.uk

Biomass Energy Research Association (BERA)

An association of biofuels researchers, companies, and advocates that promotes education and research on renewable biomass energy and waste-to-energy systems.

• Business type: nonprofit, membership association
• Product types: Position papers, statements, and news releases, information on biomass energy and fuels, public meetings and conferences, educational and training materials, presentation of annual recommendations for the federal funding of biomass energy and fuel research, testimony before governmental bodies, worldwide website .
• Service types: Research, education, analysis, assessment , publication, and promotion of clean, sustainable biomass energy and fuel systems for the public good
• Address: 1116 E Street, SE, Washington, Washington DC USA 20003
• Telephone: (847) 381-6320, (800) 247-1755
• FAX: (847) 382-5595
• Web Site: http://www.bera1.org

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