Aerain introduced its specialized solutions for biogas upgrading at the "Renewable Gas Expo 2026" held in Valladolid, Spain.


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According to Aerain on October 6, the "2026 Renewable Gas Expo" is a professional B2B exhibition that covers production technology, plant construction, related equipment, and the entire value chain of the renewable gas industry, including biogas and biomethane. Technology companies, investors, policymakers related to renewable gases, and global enterprises seeking entry into the European market participate to share technologies and business opportunities.


Aerain presented its new product for biogas upgrading, "Meritair," and related technologies to industry stakeholders. The company has accumulated international references by carrying out biogas projects in countries such as China, Brazil, and Malaysia, and aims to strengthen cooperation with European EPC and O&M companies and expand business opportunities in the European biogas upgrading market through this exhibition.


The company is maintaining its existing gas separation membrane business for nitrogen generation as a stable foundation while expanding its business applications into green energy areas such as biogas upgrading and CCUS. In particular, based on overseas project experience and local partner networks, it is broadening its foundation for winning biogas upgrading projects abroad, thereby strengthening its mid- to long-term growth drivers.



Ha Sungyong, CEO of Aerain, said, "Through this exhibition, we were able to introduce Aerain’s biogas upgrading technology and new products to the European market." He added, "We will further strengthen cooperation with European EPC and O&M companies, and continue to expand our biogas upgrading business based on the project experience accumulated overseas."


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