Anaergia lands $24M RNG project in Hungary
In Hungary, Anaergia has entered into an engineering, procurement and construction contract valued at approximately C$34 million for a new renewable natural gas facility in Hungary. The agreement represents an important commercial milestone for Anaergia and demonstrates continued demand for the Company’s integrated waste-to-value solutions and proprietary technology platform.
The new facility is designed to process more than 140,000 tons of agricultural feedstock annually and produce more than 900 Nm³ per hour of biogas for upgrading to biomethane and injection into the natural gas grid. Engineering activities have already commenced, with procurement, construction and commissioning expected to be completed by mid-2028. Anaergia’s scope includes its proprietary Triton anaerobic digestion technology, FeedREX® feedstock reception system, digester mixing technology and digestate dewatering solutions. Together, these systems are designed to convert agricultural residues into pipeline-quality biomethane.
This new project follows a press release issued in September 2026, disclosing a sale to another customer, when Anaergia had announced the Company’s first major project in more than a decade in Hungary. The announcement marks a further expansion of the Company’s activities in this country. It also further enhances Anaergia’s presence in the European biomethane market and showcases the Company’s ability to deliver integrated RNG systems at commercial scale.
Category: Fuels
