Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners takes FID on large scale biogas plant in Spain
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has reached final investment decision on what will be one of Spain’s largest biogas plants, Cobirgy, located in Catalonia.
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has reached final investment decision on what will be one of Spain’s largest biogas plants, Cobirgy, located in Catalonia.
A new partnership between Bio Capital and Darlington Borough Council will collect household food waste is, convert it into renewable energy, and feed it back into the grid, powering local homes and businesses.
Polska Grupa Biogazowa has launched another biogas plant in Poland.
Ammongas, part of European Energy, has signed an agreement to supply a complete biomethane upgrading system for a new biomethane facility located in Spain.
The European Investment Fund has committed €200 million to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ Advanced Bioenergy Fund II, focused on scaling biomethane and advanced bioenergy production across Europe.
EemsGas Project has received a €150 million SDE++ subsidy grant from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency for biomethane production.
Schroders Greencoat has acquired a 100% stake in APF Energy from SWEN Capital Partners through its direct impact strategy, SWEN Impact Fund for Transition, and APF BV.
Centrica Energy, in collaboration with Bord Gáis Energy, has signed an agreement with Stream BioEnergy to provide long-term offtake and route-to-market services for Ireland’s largest biomethane facility processing under development in Ireland.
Emerson has been chosen to automate Strategic Biofuels’ US$2-billion Louisiana Green Fuels power facility in Caldwell Parish.
Climate Fund Managers has committed US$32.2 million from its EU-supported Climate Investor Two Construction Equity Fund to Akaia Green Fuels, a commercial scale waste-to-biogas facility in India.
Solarig, through its green division, Biorig, will invest PLN 1.5 billion in the Polish biomethane market by creating a major platform with the capacity to produce 1 TWh/y.
Sendai-ko Biomass Power GK has commenced commercial operations of the Sendai Port biomass power plant in Japan following completion of construction in November 2025.