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Galia Green Power has signed a financing agreement with a consortium of PKO Bank Polski, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego and mBank. It is one of the largest financing transactions for biogas and biomethane projects in Poland in recent years.
On 24 July, we completed the acquisition of an agricultural biogas plant in Michałowo in the Podlaskie Voivodship. Our priority will be improving operational efficiency, including the parameters of heat supplied to the local network.
Poland has one of the largest biomethane potentials in Central Europe. Waste from farming, livestock and food processing could feed thousands of local plants producing renewable gas. Increasingly, the key questions are not about production technology, but about infrastructure: required gas quality parameters, local grid capacity and the cost of connecting to the gas system.
Price is not the full bill — 5 takeaways from the Polish Biomethane Association report that change how we should judge biomethane economics versus imported natural gas.
At the Biomethane Congress, Magazyn Biomasa honoured Galia Green Power with the "Biomethane Promoter" title. The event gathered industry representatives, public administration, local governments and investors interested in the biogas and biomethane market in Poland.
Poland has significant biomethane potential, but the future of many projects will be decided not only by technology, financing or feedstock. Spatial planning matters more and more — municipal master plans now decide where biomethane plants can be built.
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Galia Green Power is a fast-growing investor in the biogas and biomethane sector. The company specialises in acquiring, operating and upgrading existing biogas plants for biomethane production, as well as developing new greenfield projects. It owns and operates plants in Drzonowo, Zachodniopomorskie Voivodship, and Iłówiec Wielki, Wielkopolskie Voivodship, and is steadily scaling its portfolio. Over the next five years, Galia Green Power plans to build and commission more than 25 biomethane plants in Poland.
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