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Green Gas & Liquids at World Biogas Expo 2026 in Birmingham

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Green Gas & Liquids will exhibit at the World Biogas Expo in Birmingham on 8 and 9 July 2026. This marks the company’s first time at the event. Visitors can find the GGL team at Booth J26, where the team will present two proven technologies: Hybrisol® for biogas upgrading and Laminol® for desulfurization.

What GGL will showcase at Booth J26

Hybrisol® upgrades raw biogas in a single integrated process. The technology removes CO₂, dries the gas, and removes VOCs and terpenes at the same time. The result: a marketable biomethane stream and a highly pure bio-CO₂ stream, both ready for further use.

Laminol® handles H₂S removal through a low-pressure, regenerative process. It delivers a stable, low-ppm outlet, which keeps operating costs predictable and low.

Together, Hybrisol® and Laminol® form a compact, integrated solution. The combination takes raw biogas all the way to grid-quality biomethane, reliably and cost-effectively.

Why biogas upgrading matters for grid-quality biomethane

Anaerobic digestion plants produce raw biogas that still contains CO₂, H₂S, moisture, and trace compounds like VOCs and terpenes. Before that gas can enter the grid as biomethane, operators need to remove these components without adding excessive operating complexity or cost. GGL’s combined Hybrisol® and Laminol® solution addresses this directly, giving biogas plant operators a compact path from raw biogas to a marketable end product.

Meet the GGL team in Birmingham

If you’re attending the World Biogas Expo, visit Booth J26 to discuss how Hybrisol® and Laminol® could fit your operation. The GGL team looks forward to connecting with plant operators, engineers, and industry partners on 8 and 9 July.


Can’t make it to Birmingham but want to learn more about our biogas upgrading and desulfurization technologies? Get in touch with our team.

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