Novoselivka Biomethane Plant (NBP)

The Novoselivka Biomethane Plant (NBP) is a strategic ReAgro renewable energy project developed in partnership with Globino Agricultural Group.

The plant will specialize in converting livestock and crop residues into biomethane - a clean fuel that strengthens Ukraine’s energy independence and reduces the carbon burden on the agricultural sector.

Key Project Characteristics

NBP will become one of the largest biomethane facilities in Ukraine - with full feedstock integration, a flexible technological model, and maximum efficiency in transportation and grid connection.

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mln.

CAPEX

GWh

Capacity

mln. m³

Annual biomethane production

tonnes

Digestate per year

Project Roadmap

2026

Attracting financing

2026

Signing of offtake agreements, launch of construction

2028

Start of plant production

CHP

Financing secured

Launch

3Q 2028

Biomethane

RTB projects - from autumn 2026

Offtake Agreements

from 2026

Start of biomethane production

second half of 2028

Efficient feedstock supply model. Logistics

The project is located just 300 meters from one of Europe’s largest pig farms, which generates around 300,000 tonnes of organic waste annually. This enables us to:

Ensure stable feedstock supply

Minimize transportation costs

Reduce CO₂ emissions at the logistics stage

In addition to manure and slurry, the plant will accept corn silage from partner farms as an additional feedstock for stable biogas generation.

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Part of the biogas is used for internal technological needs and electricity cogeneration;

The remaining biogas is upgraded to biomethane and injected into the gas transmission system.

Infrastructure Integration

NBP is conveniently located for connection to the national energy network:

Transmission gas pipelines - within 7 km

10 kV power grid - already connected to the existing production facilities

This simplifies integration, accelerates commissioning, and enables the sale of surplus electricity to the market.

The use of existing lagoons for organic waste storage also significantly reduces the investment burden on the project.

SWOP Model. Circular Cooperation

This solution reduces operating costs, ensures mutually beneficial cooperation with agricultural producers, and creates a closed-loop production cycle.

NBP - the next step toward energy transformation

The Novoselivka Biomethane Plant is the second stage in ReAgro’s systematic vision to create a national network of biomethane facilities.

Our Focus:

Our goal is to make renewable energy not an exception, but the new standard for Ukraine’s agricultural sector.

Reducing the carbon footprint

Developing the circular economy

Real energy independence

Ready to transform energy together?

We are looking for partners who share our belief in sustainable transformation. Join an ecosystem that connects energy, agriculture, and community development.