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Answer (EN)
Yes, biomethane obtained by the purification of biogas is considered to be covered by the exemption from registration according to Annex V entry 12 to REACH. This exemption does not refer to biomethane as such, but to biogas (consisting mainly of methane) produced by the biological breakdown of organic matter (e.g. agricultural waste, municipal waste, sewage) in the absence of oxygen. Nevertheless, biomethane obtained by the purification of biogas to remove undesirable components is still considered as biogas and is, therefore, exempted from registration according to Annex V entry 12 to REACH.
For methane processed from raw natural gas, the exemption in Annex V entry 7 to REACH applies. Methane obtained from other sources than fossils is not regarded as natural gas and is, therefore, not covered by this entry.