Biogas is one of the most commonly used alternative energy sources in renewable energy production. Through the anaerobic digestion of organic waste (breeding manure, crop straw, napier grass, bagasse, urban waste organic part), through the control of hypoxia and temperature conditions, by a large number of bacteria fermentation of organic matter to produce biogas, biogas can be converted into electricity, heat and purified into natural gas by different biogas solutions, whether it is small biogas plant or in large scale. The rest of the solid and liquid residue can be used as organic fertilizer for crops. Biogas is made up of 50 to 60 percent methane, with the rest being carbon dioxide (other substances with lower percentages are carbon monoxide, nitrogen, hydrogen, and hydrogen sulfide). Biogas is 100% renewable and carbon-neutral with the help of biogas plant manufacturers, as its combustion doesn't produce new carbon dioxide. Moreover, the production process of biomethane plants prevents the release of methane into the atmosphere, with a positive impact on the environment.