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Municipality in São Paulo

Ipiguá (SP)

Intermediate region
São José do Rio Preto
Immediate region
São José do Rio Preto
IBGE code
3521150
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Accessible methane · N4
2.8 millionNm³ CH₄ per year414 Nm³ CH₄ per inhabitant per year
Rank in the state
359thof 645 municipalities in São Paulo
Mobilisable · N3
4.3 millionNm³ CH₄ per year65% reaches the accessible level
Main sector
Agricultural71% of the accessible methane

Where the methane comes from

Accessible methane (N4) by sector and residue, in Nm³ CH₄ per year.

Agricultural1.98M · 71%

  • Sugarcane1.9M
  • Corn53.4K
  • Soybean33.9K

Livestock791K · 28%

  • Poultry677K
  • Cattle107K
  • Swine6.78K

Urban26.7K · 1%

  • OFMSW (organics)23K
  • Urban pruning3.75K

No accessible methane: Coffee, Citrus, and WWTP sludge.

Method levels

Bar: central value. Line: the method's range, minimum to maximum.

  1. Mobilisable · N34.31M

    Existing uses taken out. · range 1.84M to 10.3M

  2. Accessible · N42.8M

    After storage and logistics to a viable plant. · range 274K to 9.74M

The earlier levels (theoretical and available) appear once the method paper is published.

Nearby infrastructure

Distances to gas pipelines, transmission lines, substations and plants.

Open in Proximity and logistics

Neighbouring municipalities

Accessible methane (N4) of the municipalities bordering Ipiguá, in Nm³ CH₄ per year.

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CP2b/NIPE-UNICAMP. PILAR-2b: profile of the municipality of Ipiguá (SP). Available at: https://cp2b.unicamp.br/pilar2b/en/municipalities/ipigua-sp. Accessed: October 22, 2026.

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Notes and limitationsOpen
  • The potential is a model estimate, built from official data on crop production, herds, population and sanitation. It is not a field measurement.
  • The values are methane (CH₄). Raw biogas also contains other gases, so the same potential as biogas is a larger volume.
  • The accessible level (N4) accounts for logistics to a plant of viable scale. A municipality can have mobilisable potential (N3) and zero accessible potential when no plant reaches that scale.
  • The method covers the municipalities of São Paulo. Those in other states show as no CP2b data.

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Data: CP2b method, CP2b v5.1 (24/09/2026)