SDE++ Support for
Renewable Gas
& CO₂ Projects
NAMTA Engineering supports the technical preparation of SDE++ applications for renewable gas and CO₂ reduction projects. We help translate your project into clear technical concepts, process data, capacities and supporting documentation required for the application process.
How NAMTA supports your SDE++ application
Technical Project Definition
Clear definition of the technical concept, capacities, process configuration and key project parameters
Engineering Documentation
Preparation and structuring of the technical information and engineering documentation needed to support the application.
Application
Preparation
Technical support in preparing a complete and well-founded SDE++ application, aligned with the requirements of your project.
SDE++ for renewable gas and CO₂ projects
The SDE++ scheme supports large-scale renewable energy production and technologies that reduce CO₂ emissions. For NAMTA projects, relevant opportunities can include renewable gas production or certain CO₂ capture applications. The applicable SDE++ category and conditions depend on the specific project configuration.
Renewable
Gas
Biogas can be upgraded to renewable gas for injection into the natural gas grid. NAMTA supports projects with the engineering and technical project definition required to prepare a well-founded SDE++ application.
CO₂ Capture & Reduction
Categories in CO₂ capture and reduction projects may qualify for support under the SDE++ scheme. NAMTA provides engineering support for CO₂ capture, purification and liquefaction projects and helps prepare the technical information required for the application.
SDE++ 2026 – why early preparation matters
The SDE++ 2026 application round opens
on 27 October 2026 at 09:00 and closes on 26 November 2026 at 17:00.
A strong SDE++ application starts well before the application window opens.
Preparing an SDE++ application requires more than completing an online form. Mandatory supporting documents must be submitted, including a feasibility study, and additional technical information is required depending on the project category. Relevant permits may also need to be available or applied for before submission.
Technical
Preparation
Define the technical concept, capacity, process configuration and expected performance of the project at an early stage.
Documentation
& Permits
Prepare the required engineering information, feasibility documentation and relevant permit information before the application deadline. RVO requires category-specific supporting documents for SDE++ applications.
Application
Readiness
Determine the applicable SDE++ category and prepare the project information in time. The 2026 round consists of five application phases, making advance preparation important when deciding when and under which conditions to submit.
NAMTA Engineering can support the technical preparation of your renewable gas or CO₂ project, helping ensure that the engineering information required for your SDE++ application is clear, consistent and prepared in time.