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How can waste become a reliable, scalable energy source?
In this Greenstat Center of Excellence for Hydrogen (COE-H) webinar, we explore the real-world potential of biomethane production — one of the most practical pathways for clean energy, circular economy integration, and energy security.
🔗 Webinar Details
📅 20 March 2026
🎙 Moderator: Prasadini Wickramasinghe, Energy Analyst – Greenstat Asia
👤 Speaker: Evald Pärni, Regional Sales Director – Biovoima Ltd.
This session goes beyond theory and focuses on practical, deployable solutions in the biomethane value chain:
✔ How organic waste (agriculture, food, sewage) is converted into energy
✔ Key biogas upgrading technologies (Membrane, PSA, Scrubbing)
✔ Commercial viability, ROI (~20% typical benchmark), and revenue streams
✔ Integration with gas grids, transport fuel systems, and LNG infrastructure
✔ Real-world project examples from Europe and global markets
✔ How biomethane complements solar, wind, and hydrogen systems
Biomethane is emerging as a dispatchable, storable renewable energy source, offering:
For emerging markets like Sri Lanka and South Asia, this represents a high-impact opportunity to solve multiple challenges simultaneously.
The Greenstat Center of Excellence for Hydrogen (COE-H) is a national platform focused on:
This webinar series brings together global experts, policymakers, engineers, and investors to accelerate adoption of sustainable energy technologies.
29 SEP 2025
University of Ruhuna and Greenstat Hydrogen have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework for cooperation in hydrogen research, innovation, and capacity development. The agreement aims to strengthen academia–industry collaboration and position Sri Lanka as an active player in the regional green hydrogen economy.
The MoU will support joint initiatives to expand hydrogen education, advance research and development, and create opportunities for students and academics to participate in applied hydrogen projects. By combining academic expertise with industry knowledge, the partnership seeks to build a skilled workforce and accelerate Sri Lanka’s transition to sustainable energy.
The signing ceremony was attended by Senior Professor P.A. Jayantha, Vice Chancellor of the University of Ruhuna, together with Professor H.C.P. Karunasena, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Eng. Veditha De Silva, DMENA, Faculty of Engineering and Dr Sumith Baduge, Head of the Department of Marine Engineering & Naval Architecture. Greenstat Hydrogen was represented by Chairman Sturle H. Pedersen and Prasadini Wickramasinghe.
This powerful session with Rosilena Lindo, Global Energy & Climate Advisor and former National Energy Secretary of Panama, explores why gender equality is at the heart of a just energy transition and how inclusivity can accelerate progress toward net zero emissions by 2050.
Rosilena, a globally recognised leader in renewable energy and climate policy, shares her insights on:
Why the energy transition is only achievable when women and men have equal opportunities inside and outside the sector.
How inclusive innovation drives diversification of sustainable energy technologies.
Why the next five years are critical to consolidating a new sustainable energy sector architecture, demanding radical collaboration.
💡 One point that truly stood out:
“Talent doesn’t have a gender. To triple renewable energy by 2030, we need ALL the talent — women and men — at the table.”
This is a powerful reminder that the energy transition is not just about technology—it’s about people. To build a greener, more just future, we must break biases, open opportunities, and ensure women have equal space in leadership, innovation, and decision-making.
The webinar also highlights how green hydrogen, renewable energy jobs, and capacity building can unlock opportunities for millions—if equality and inclusivity are embedded at every step.
👉 Watch the full recording now and be part of the global clean energy community shaping a just and sustainable future.
Join sustainability professionals, hydrogen energy innovators, and renewable energy experts for an in-depth replay of our expert-led webinar on ISCC EU RFNBO Certification — a globally recognised system for certifying green hydrogen, clean fuels, and other renewable energy products essential to a net-zero future.
This session is tailored for organisations and individuals involved in green hydrogen production, electrolysis technology, and clean fuel development who are navigating the complex landscape of global sustainability regulations.
As the demand for certified zero-emissions fuels increases, understanding and complying with ISCC EU RFNBO standards is critical. This comprehensive session helps you:
Align your hydrogen project with EU sustainability regulations
Validate your electrolytic hydrogen production through credible certification
Meet growing global market expectations for clean, traceable fuel sources
What ISCC (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification) is
How it supports transparent, verifiable sustainable fuel certification
The regulatory framework surrounding RFNBOs
Key certification concepts for green hydrogen and renewable fuels
Electricity sourcing requirements for electrolysis-based hydrogen
Greenhouse gas (GHG) calculation methodology for hydrogen energy solutions
Highlights from Meo Carbon Solutions’ pilot projects across Europe
Lessons learned from deploying RFNBO certification in the field
Engage with two leading voices in sustainable energy:
Dario Formenti – Senior Manager, ISCC
PhD in Chemical Science | Specialist in Aviation & Maritime Fuels
Julia Nevares – Senior Consultant, Meo Carbon Solutions
RFNBO & GHG Strategy Expert
Watch the full replay now to gain strategic insight into the certification pathway for green hydrogen and renewable fuels under ISCC EU RFNBO.
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Today, on International Clean Energy Day, Greenstat proudly highlights its efforts to lead the global transition to renewable energy. This important day reminds us of the urgent need to adopt sustainable energy solutions to combat climate change and secure a greener, cleaner future for all.
Greenstat, a global leader in renewable energy innovation, focuses on harnessing the power of green hydrogen. We are committed to pioneering innovative solutions in renewable energy, with a special focus on hydrogen as a key player in the energy transition. Our projects aim to decarbonize industries, support sustainable transportation, and empower communities by integrating green hydrogen technologies into various sectors.
Through our Green Hydrogen Centers of Excellence, we aim to develop cutting-edge solutions that drive the energy transition in Sri Lanka and beyond.
As we celebrate International Clean Energy Day, Greenstat reaffirms its commitment to creating a sustainable future by making green happen. Clean energy is not just a goal, it is the way forward for a healthier planet and a thriving economy.
Join us in championing the clean energy revolution. Together, we can build a brighter, greener tomorrow.
