We are one of the UK’s leading authorities in green gas solutions. We injected the first green gas in the UK gas distribution network at Didcot in Oxfordshire and we were a leading partner in the UK’s first commercial biomethane plant at Rainbarrow Farm in Dorset.
Using our expertise and experience, we can develop bespoke design and build solutions, helping you make the most of the biomethane opportunity.
SGN Commercial Services' investments in unregulated biomethane assets and projects has enabled over 100,000 customers to be supplied by green gas from the grid.
Our efforts have made carbon equivalent savings of 220,000 tonnes per annum.
Learn more about our services Green Gas Solutions
Green Gas Enquiries
greengasenquiries@sgn.co.uk
0800 044 5055
Are you building a biogas plant and need support meeting your gas-to-grid deadline?
Our highly experienced Green Gas Solutions team has successfully managed project delivery of over 20 biomethane-to-grid ventures, from concept through to successful ‘first gas’ commissioning.
We pioneered the first biogas to grid site as well as the first commercial plant in the UK. Over the years we have built strong relationships with all the gas networks and major equipment manufacturers.
We can help you manage all elements from biogas upgrader through to pipeline, including pressure control, propane injection, gas entry units and pipeline.
Our team is multi-disciplined and experienced in management of the whole project cycle from design, procurement, installation, testing and commissioning through to stable operation and beyond.
Craig Clark
Senior Commercial Manager
craig.clark@sgn.co.uk
0800 044 5055
SGN built the UK’s first ‘Injection Hub’ at Portsdown Hill in Hampshire to provide a route for remote biogas sites to deliver gas to grid.
We have since developed a modular version which can be installed anywhere in the UK.
Since commissioning the first-generation injection facility, we have learned from our experiences and have developed the technology further and can now offer a modular injection solution that can be engineered to suit specific requirements. Benefits are:
Duncan Cook
Contracts & Operations Manager
duncan.cook@sgn.co.uk
0800 044 5055
Looking to increase your efficiency or the volumes of gas you inject? Find out how we can help optimise and expand the capacity of your plant.
Our team has experience in optimising the efficiency of biomethane to grid plants. We can help you with:
Alan Midwinter
Head of Biomethane
alan.midwinter@sgn.co.uk
0800 044 5055
Our highly skilled engineers and network of contractors currently provide routine maintenance for biogas plants throughout the UK.
As a stable established UK-based company, we are a natural fit for our partners that are looking for long term support throughout the plant life cycle. We specialise in:
Duncan Cook
Contracts & Operations Manager
duncan.cook@sgn.co.uk
0800 044 5055
Scotland’s first biomethane plant at Coupar Angus was commissioned in December 2014. We’ve worked closely with our partners at Keithick Biogas Ltd on this project from planning stage through to ‘biomethane to grid’ and continue to provide full maintenance and operational support today.
The Crofthead Biogas plant was successfully commissioned in December 2019. SGN Commercial Services played a valuable role in the provision of expert technical knowledge and project management for facilitation of biomethane injection into the local gas network.
We pioneered the UK’s first gas Injection Hub which provides remote gas producers a means to inject biomethane directly into the gas network.
Rainbarrow Farm AD Plant, the UK’s first biomethane-to-grid commercial facility is owned and operated by JV Energen LLP. The plant was fully commissioned in October 2012 and been successfully operating ever since, making it the longest serving biomethane-to-grid facility in the UK.
SGN Commercial Services has enjoyed a close working relationship with JV Energen LLP and are proud to have supported the venture from the beginning.
Learn how our expertise additional investment enabled gas grid capacity to increase from 150m³ an hour in the summer months to 475m³ an hour all year round.