Recent developments in biogas upgradation have opened new horizons for its utilisation because upgradation technologies are fully developed and commercially available. However, the implementation of biogas upgrading technologies is not at the scale required to harness the full potential of biogas. Therefore, it is requisite to adopt a multicriteria decision-making methodology (MCDM) to select the most appropriate biogas up-gradation technology as each technology has its own set of benefits and downside. In this multifaceted scenario, the analytical hierarchy Process (AHP), one of the most preferred MCDM methods in rational decision-making, is applied in this study to select the most appropriate biogas upgrading technology. The broader recognition of AHP is its provision for converting multifaceted problems into a simple hierarchy. The research results reveal that biogas up-gradation technologies based on water scrubbing and membrane separation rank first and second among the alternatives. This research will show a direction to researchers and the MCDM community involved in biogas upgradation technologies on a broader scale.