SGN is set to enhance its biomethane network by implementing new pressure control technology from Utonomy. The innovative system will be installed on the Isle of Sheppey to increase the capacity for injecting renewable gas into the pipelines. By utilizing the UtonomyOne technology, SGN can remotely adjust pressure regulators to prioritize biomethane feed-in, ensuring efficient operation and maximizing the use of biomethane sites. Currently, SGN has 42 biomethane plants connected in Scotland and southern England, serving 320,000 households with green gas. The first deployment of UtonomyOne on the Isle of Sheppey is a step towards SGN's goal of supplying biomethane to one million customers by 2031, leading to an estimated annual reduction of 2.1 million tCO2e. This initiative aligns with SGN's commitment to environmental sustainability and smart energy solutions. The collaboration between SGN and Utonomy highlights the importance of pressure monitoring for achieving biomethane injection targets and advancing towards a greener and more resilient gas network. The positive sentiment is echoed by Adam Kingdon of Utonomy and Joel Martin of SGN, emphasizing the role of technology in facilitating the low-carbon transition and prioritizing green gases like biomethane and hydrogen.