en.Wedoany.com Reported - Uniper has entered into a bio-LNG supply agreement with Q1 Energie AG, marking their first commercial collaboration. Uniper has completed its initial delivery of bio-LNG, and this renewable fuel will be used for road transport across several German states via Q1's bio-LNG network.

Under the agreement, the feedstock for the bio-LNG comes from biogas produced sustainably in EU member states. The biogas is processed into biomethane after removing carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, then injected into the natural gas network and liquefied at the extraction point. The biomethane is liquefied into bio-LNG at the Gate terminal in Rotterdam using existing LNG infrastructure, and after temporary storage, it is transported via ISO tank containers to a central storage facility in Germany.

As the owner, importer, and distributor of the bio-LNG, Uniper manages the entire supply chain—from procurement and liquefaction to import and delivery—and holds the resulting greenhouse gas quotas. Q1, in turn, distributes the product to various filling stations based on demand. Nils Beenen, Managing Director of Uniper Energy Sales, stated: "With our integrated bio-LNG supply chain, we have the expertise to supply renewable gas across the entire value chain, from procurement and liquefaction to customer delivery."

The entire supply chain has been certified in accordance with an internationally recognized certification system approved by the European Commission, meeting the requirements of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED).