Signed by circa 90 organizations across the renewable gaseous fuels value chain, the letter sets out a clear objective: to ensure the GHG Protocol reflects how renewable gaseous fuels markets function in practice -enabling progress towards net zero.
It calls for a framework that:
• Recognises contractual instruments
• Integrates lifecycle emissions accounting (LCA)
• Aligns with established market systems
Getting this right is essential to deliver a credible, practical, and interoperable global standard that supports the scale-up of renewable gaseous fuels.
The letter has been shared with the GHGP Secretariat, governing bodies and Actions and Market Instruments Working Group ahead of upcoming discussions.
June 29, 2026 — Today, the Let Green Gas Count coalition, inclulding the World Biogas Association, The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA), Eurogas, European Biogas Association, the American Biogas Council, e-NG Coalition, Molecule Group, and the RNG COALITION, published its third letter, the latest in its series of joint industry letters to the GHG Protocol.
Signed by circa 90 organizations across the renewable gaseous fuels value chain, the letter sets out a clear objective: to ensure the GHG Protocol reflects how renewable gaseous fuels markets function in practice -enabling progress towards net zero.
It calls for a framework that:
• Recognises contractual instruments
• Integrates lifecycle emissions accounting (LCA)
• Aligns with established market systems
Getting this right is essential to deliver a credible, practical, and interoperable global standard that supports the scale-up of renewable gaseous fuels.
The letter has been shared with the GHGP Secretariat, governing bodies and Actions and Market Instruments Working Group ahead of upcoming discussions.