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The use of biogas as a specific action for climate protection. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is an international environmental agreement with the objective of preventing dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system and to slow down global warming and mitigate its effects. The 194 countries which belong to this UN Framework meet annually at the UN Climate Change Conference (also called "Earth Summit"), which is fighting for specific measures for climate protection. The best known of these conferences took place in 1997 in Kyoto Japan and drew up the Kyoto Protocol, which led into the existence of emissions trading, among other measures.

Through the fermentation processes in a digester, the odour intensity of slurry and manure are significantly reduced. Smell emissions from biogas plants can occur only if the biomass is not properly stored either before or after the process. Proper system design and monitoring management should have therefore prority in the project. Biogas plants must comply with legal limits. Through appropriate measures, experienced planners and the right location we are able to prevent problems at an early stage.