Anaergia Secures Key Contracts for Spanish Biomethane Facilities
Anaergia Inc., a leader in the renewable energy sector, has been awarded project contracts for two new anaerobic digestion plants in Andujar and Arjona, Spain. These developments are part of a larger $184 million agreement, originally announced in August 2025, aimed at establishing over 15 similar facilities across Spain. The latest contracts, secured through Anaergia’s subsidiary Anaergia S.r.l., underscore the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions derived from waste conversion.
The two new facilities are specifically designed to process waste from olive oil production, converting it into renewable biomethane. This process not only generates clean energy but also addresses a significant waste stream within the agricultural industry. Each plant is projected to process approximately 100,000 tonnes of olive pomace annually, contributing substantially to Spain’s renewable energy targets. The combined revenue generated from these two projects is estimated to be around $25 million, with completion expected within 18 months.
Alfonso De Gonzalo, Chairman of D.B. Andalucia, the special purpose company developing these renewable projects, emphasized the critical role of these facilities in the production of sustainable energy. “Each of these new facilities will convert approximately 100,000 tonnes per year of olive pomace into biomethane, highlighting the vital role of Infinitum in the production of sustainable energy,” De Gonzalo stated. “These projects reflect our ongoing commitment to promoting the widespread adoption of clean and sustainable fuels.”
This expansion in Spain aligns with Anaergia’s strategic focus on leveraging its proprietary technologies to address global greenhouse gas emissions and resource recovery challenges. The company’s extensive portfolio of over 300 patents in waste-to-energy solutions positions it as a key player in the transition to a circular economy.
“Anaergia is increasingly recognized as a leader in the global transition toward sustainable energy solutions,” said Assaf Onn, CEO of Anaergia. “Delivering these plants represents an important step as we leverage our industry-leading solutions to help advance a cleaner, greener future.”
Anaergia’s comprehensive approach integrates solid waste processing, wastewater treatment, organics recovery, high-efficiency anaerobic digestion, and biomethane production. This end-to-end capability allows the company to offer tailored solutions for diverse waste streams, optimizing environmental impact and operational costs while significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The company’s robust track record of successful project delivery and its ability to operate facilities owned by itself, third parties, or through joint ventures further solidify its position in the competitive renewable natural gas (RNG) market. The successful implementation of these Spanish projects is expected to serve as a model for similar initiatives in other regions facing similar waste management and energy needs.
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