Free feasibility study of biomethane plants within the new project
Up to 6 concepts will be selected for feasibility study and biomethane production design!
The support will be provided within the project “Development of a business model for biomethane production in Ukraine” of the program “Innovate Ukraine — Supporting Ukraine’s Energy Recovery“. Innovate Ukraine is funded by UK International Development and organized by the British Embassy in Ukraine.
Purpose of the selection
- The consortium of our experts will complete 6 free feasibility studies.
- Two of the most prospective projects will be completed by the time they are ready for financing. The entire design process will be completely free of charge, if potential investors are really interested.
Requirements
- The company must be registered in Ukraine and be engaged in agricultural activities with significant waste potential in one of the following areas: crop production (straw, corn stalks, elevator waste, etc.), livestock production (cattle and pig manure, chicken manure), and the potential for growing cover crops. It is important to have a land bank of more than 5 thousand hectares and own livestock.
- It is necessary to strive to develop independently (or with the involvement of an investor) a biomethane production project with a capacity of more than 3 million m3 of biomethane per year. Selected projects will be assisted in finding investors.
- It is also important to be located at least 50 kilometers away from the war zone.
Application process
If you are interested in participating in the selection, please send the completed application form to: kucheruk@secbiomass.com. If you have any questions or clarifications, please also contact this email address. Deadline: December 10, 2024.
Download the application form
The project is being implemented for two years by a consortium of companies from Ukraine and the UK: MDY Legal (UK), Rika Biofuel Developments LTD (UK), Regenerative Agriculture (Ukraine), SEC Biomass (Ukraine) and the Bioenergy association of Ukraine.
You can also view the presentation to learn more about the project.
