Anaergia S.r.l., a subsidiary of Anaergia Inc., has entered into a joint venture with Tozzi Sud and Isolmec Group to build a new anaerobic digestion facility for BioHold in Basilicata, southern Italy. This milestone marks Anaergia’s first project for BioHold, a bioenergy platform jointly controlled by Pietro Fiorentini and the Vesper Next Generation Infrastructure Fund.
The Ora Biogas facility will convert agricultural residues into renewable gas, producing more than 47,000 megawatt-hours of biomethane annually. Once operational in June 2026, the biomethane will be injected directly into Italy’s national gas distribution network. The total contract value for the joint venture is approximately C$22 million.
“This project exemplifies our commitment to advancing the circular economy through collaboration and innovation,” said Assaf Onn, CEO of Anaergia. “Together with our experienced local partners, we are delivering sustainable energy solutions that create tangible economic and environmental impact.”
BioHold’s Biomethane Development Manager, Zeno Marani, emphasized that the Ora Biogas project represents a key step in strengthening Italy’s renewable energy infrastructure and demonstrates the effectiveness of cross-sector partnerships in driving ecological transition.
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Anaergia | Tozzi Sud | Isolmec Group | Pietro Fiorentini
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