US EditionSpanish Giant Interested in Polish Biomethane. Will Invest a Fortune
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Solarig, through its subsidiary Biorig, responsible for the development of renewable gases, plans to invest PLN 1.5 billion in the Polish biomethane market, the company announced. The goal is to launch over 20 biomethane plants over the next five years, generating 1 TWh of green energy annually.
Read a quick summary generated by IA × Summary of the news: Biorig, Solarig’s renewable gas division, expands its activities in the biomethane sector to Poland. The company estimates to invest about 350 million euros in the country to operate 20 biomethane plants. The whole of the plants will reach a generation of about 1 TWh/year, equivalent to the consumption of 400,000 Polish households, with the first installation starting its activity befor…
Biorig, the renewable gas division of the Solarig group, has announced an ambitious expansion plan in Poland that reinforces its position as one of the main actors of biomethane in Europe. The company previews the development and operation of 20 biomethane production plants in the country, with an estimated investment of more than 350 million euros over the next five years, according to a press release. The whole of these facilities will reach a…
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