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Galia Green Power
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Cooperation with municipalities

Biomethane
for your municipality

Organic waste is a local resource that can be converted into renewable gas and natural organic fertiliser.

Benefits for the municipality

Why a biomethane plant?

A biomethane plant brings together waste management, renewable energy and agriculture — biowaste is processed locally, while digestate is returned to farmers as an organic fertiliser.

Better organic waste management

A practical route for separately collected organic waste, using its energy and fertiliser value.

A boost for the circular economy

Organic waste is converted into renewable fuel and valuable organic fertiliser.

Reduced environmental impact

Fermentation takes place in sealed installations that provide better emission control than open methods such as composting.

Renewable energy production

Biomethane is a renewable fuel that can replace natural gas in power and heat generation.

Stable revenue for the municipality

Property tax contributes to the municipal budget throughout the plant's life.

New investment opportunities

Access to local, renewable energy makes the municipality more attractive to low-carbon investors.

Cooperation with local farming

Digestate reduces farms' dependence on mineral fertilisers and supports local supply chains.

Stronger energy security

A local energy source reduces dependence on fossil fuels and stabilises costs.

Cooperation

A biomethane plant in your municipality

We are seeking municipalities interested in hosting a biomethane plant.

Land lease

Site for a biomethane plant

Galia Green Power is seeking sites to develop modern biomethane plants.

Key site criteria:

  • plot of about 4 ha
  • 350–500 m from residential buildings
  • close to the gas grid (up to ~5 km from the tie-in)
  • adequate grid capacity (at least ~500 m³/h)
  • access via roads suitable for heavy vehicle access, avoiding dense built-up areas
  • suitable planning parameters (permitted development intensity and infrastructure parameters)
  • consistent with the municipal master plan and investment areas

Financial benefits

Budget revenue and associated investments

A biomethane plant is a long-term source of municipal revenue and a catalyst for local infrastructure and jobs.

  • Property tax on structures — 2% of the structure value per year
  • Property tax on the leased land
  • Associated investments: road upgrades, connections
  • Local procurement during construction and operation, plus jobs
  • Greater investment attractiveness thanks to local renewable energy

Municipal budget revenue calculator

How much could a biomethane plant contribute to your municipal budget?

Indicative, illustrative values. Actual amounts may differ — they depend on the specific project, council-set rates and individual tax decisions. This calculator is not an offer or tax advice.

Basis for land tax.

3.5 ha
5,000100,000
MW
0.5 MW5 MW

Assumed rates

  • Land tax: average annual rate PLN 1.27/m²
  • Property (structure) tax: 2% of the structure's value per year
Plant capacity

2 MW

Estimated structure value

PLN 45,000,000

Property tax (per year)

PLN 900,000

Land tax (per year)

PLN 44,450

Total to budget (per year)

PLN 944,450

Total over 20 years of operation

PLN 18,889,000

The result is purely indicative. Beyond tax revenue, municipalities benefit from associated investments (road upgrades, connections), local procurement during construction and operation, and jobs.

Municipalities we work with

Municipalities suited for cooperation

Cooperation with Galia Green Power may be particularly relevant for rural municipalities that want to manage biowaste more effectively while developing local renewable energy.

  • seeking a better way to manage organic waste
  • seeking to develop the local circular economy
  • with land suitable for renewable-energy investments
  • with nearby agriculture, food processing or sources of organic feedstock
  • with a gas grid in their area
  • seeking to strengthen local energy security

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

COOPERATION

Let's discuss cooperation with your municipality

If your municipality is seeking a solution for organic waste and has land near the gas grid, get in touch. Together we can check whether a biomethane plant can become part of your local circular economy.