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Canadian anaerobic digestion firm Anaergia has secured a CAD $34m ($24m) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a new biomethane facility in Hungary.
The company’s Italian subsidiary has already started engineering activities as it targets mid-2028 commissioning.
The facility is designed to process more than 140,000 tonnes of agricultural feedstock annually and produce more than 900Nm³ per hour of biogas for upgrading to pipeline-quality biomethane for injection into the national grid.
Anaergia has not disclosed the customer or location of the facility.
The facility will continue to expand Anaergia’s presence in the European biomethane market. The company recently secured its first major project in Hungary after more than a decade with poultry producer TisVet.
Under the agreement with TisVet, and subject to certain conditions, Anaergia will supply technology and engineering services for a new anaerobic digestion facility.
Assaf Onn, CEO of Anaergia, said, “Being selected for a second project this year in Hungary validates the strength of our proprietary technologies and our ability to offer complex RNG facilities at commercial scale in this growing market.”
In October, Hungary-based oil and gas firm MOL Group its first biomethane plant in Hungary, completing the upgrade of its Szarvas biogas facility to produce renewable gas for injection into the national grid.
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