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We identify a local partner with a stable feedstock base and establish a dedicated project company. ReAgro then manages the full development cycle, including concept design, engineering, environmental impact assessment, land and permitting work, grid and gas connection requirements, feedstock audit, long-term feedstock contracting, and preparation of the bankability package. The feedstock supplier is secured through a long-term agreement, while the partner receives an equity stake and an option without making a financial investment.

ReAgro raises project financing through development finance institutions and Ukrainian recovery instruments, supported by bankable contracts, permits, and a robust financial model. We also use available risk mitigation tools, including political and war-risk insurance mechanisms, as well as applicable fiscal incentives. Revenue visibility is strengthened through long-term biomethane offtake agreements with a guaranteed floor price.

We start by installing CHP units and connecting them to the partner’s internal electricity and heat networks. At the initial stage, the units operate on natural gas, with a planned transition to biogas and biomethane as the project develops. If required, the CHP units can also operate in island mode during grid outages, providing additional energy resilience for the partner’s operations.

We develop the biomethane plant on allocated infrastructure land, which helps reduce capital costs and accelerate implementation. The priority is the processing of organic feedstock, which provides the highest emissions reduction impact. At the same time, the project is designed with operational flexibility: biogas can either be upgraded into biomethane and sold into the gas system, or used to generate electricity and heat for the partner’s internal needs and/or for electricity sales to the market.

The model is designed for replication, using standardised technical solutions, proven contractors, unified documentation, and consistent project development standards. With each new site, ReAgro benefits from improved procurement terms, a broader feedstock base through additional partners and regional diversification, and stronger commercial terms through long-term contracts. This makes the launch of new sites faster, more efficient, and more cost-effective.