Industrial waste firm Toysal and European biogas developer CycleØ have commissioned a biomethane plant in Galicia, Spain.
The plant, Ecogalia, is located in Porriño, Pontevedra. Up to 22,000 tonnes per year of organic waste will be managed and, using CycleØ’s technology, the biogas produced will be purified to produce 45 GWh of biomethane per year.
The plant aims to achieve a biogas production of 6.6 million nominal cubic metres per year at full capacity.
Using waste from the area, the plant will increase activity at the Porriño site, generating new jobs and optimising the treatment of waste that will be integrated into the circular economy.
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