Engie teams with French vegetable producer to set up biomethane and CO2 capture

In France, Les Echos reports the French producer group Cerafel, which markets its vegetables under the Prince of Brittany brand, is setting up with Engie a local biogenic CO2 sector derived from agricultural methanization.

From 2026, two units operated by Engie in Ploufragan, Côtes-d’Armor, and Noyal-Pontivy, Morbihan, will capture the CO2 generated during biomethane production. The gas will be purified at a purity level above 99%, liquefied and then transported by truck to greenhouse farms.

Tags: biomethane, ENGIE, France

Category: Fuels