The European Biogas Association emphasizes the crucial role of biogas and biomethane in the energy transition across Europe. With over 80% of the EU's energy consumption concentrated in the transport, buildings, and industrial sectors, the deployment of biomethane is seen as a key strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting a circular economy. Biomethane's flexibility as an energy carrier allows for its usage across various sectors, including industry, transportation, and household heating. The Biomethaverse project by the European Biogas Association focuses on the substitution of natural gas with biomethane, highlighting its potential in decarbonizing different sectors. Biomethane is already being utilized in industries to meet GHG mitigation targets and in heavy-duty transport for the maritime sector. Additionally, the renewable gas is compatible with existing gas infrastructure, making it a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. To drive the uptake of biomethane, the article stresses the importance of a clear legislative framework, market incentives like Biomethane Purchase Agreements, and support schemes. Ensuring a level playing field in Europe, with streamlined permitting processes and consistent tracking and trading mechanisms for biomethane, is essential for its widespread adoption. The article concludes that biomethane has the potential to play a significant role in achieving the EU's climate and renewable energy goals, offering a sustainable pathway towards decarbonization.