biogas

Anaergia and TisVet have signed a C$36 million technology agreement for a major agricultural-waste-to-energy project in Hungary. The deal will see Anaergia supply its technology to convert agricultural waste into renewable energy, marking a significant step for biogas development in the region and in the company's international project pipeline.

A Dutch startup has raised €6 million to scale up a technology it says can triple biogas output. The funding round is aimed at expanding the company's capacity to deploy its system in the growing renewable gas sector. The claim of tripling output, if validated at commercial scale, could significantly improve the economics of biogas production, a sector attracting rising investment as Europe seeks alternatives to natural gas.