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Highlights

  • Agreement covers supply, construction and proprietary Triton™ digesters for over 15 plants.
  • Anaergia expects C$184 million revenue; company says this is its largest capital sale.
  • Projects to start this month; full integration into Spain’s gas grid within 48 months.

Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG; OTCQX: ANRGF), via its subsidiary Anaergia S.r.l., has executed a binding agreement with a Spanish renewable gas infrastructure firm to deliver equipment and services for more than 15 biomethane production facilities across Spain. The scope includes supply and construction of concrete tanks fitted with Anaergia’s proprietary Triton™ digesters, advanced mixing systems, and other key process components intended to support biomethane production and grid injection.

Anaergia is a technology company focused on converting organic waste into renewable natural gas (RNG), fertilizer and water, holding a portfolio of patents and an established track record in facility design, construction and operation. The company’s offering spans waste and wastewater processing, anaerobic digestion, biomethane upgrading, and downstream services.

Under the terms disclosed, Anaergia will begin activities on the initial project this month, with the development plan targeting full operational integration of all projects into Spain’s gas pipeline network within 48 months. The Company has projected total revenue of C$184 million from the portfolio, which it describes as its largest capital sale to date. The agreement positions Anaergia to provide capital equipment and engineering services at scale across multiple sites planned by the Spanish partner.

Triton™ digesters—identified in the Company’s materials as a patented configuration—are cited as central to the delivery, alongside Anaergia’s mixing systems and auxiliary plant hardware. The package is intended to deliver the mechanical and process elements required for anaerobic digestion and subsequent upgrading to biomethane suitable for grid injection, although specific engineering parameters and site-by-site production forecasts were not disclosed in the announcement.

The timeline and revenue estimate imply a phased delivery model, with concurrent engineering, fabrication and on-site construction activities across the development window. Integration to national infrastructure will require coordination with local transmission or distribution operators and compliance with Spain’s grid-injection standards; the announcement states the projects are expected to be fully integrated within the stated 48-month horizon.

Anaergia framed the deal as an extension of its existing European activity and a material commercial award for its technology and delivery capability. Assaf Onn, Chief Executive Officer, commented that the agreement enables Anaergia to deploy its proprietary equipment and services across a multi-site program in Spain.