- Poland’s First bioLNG PlantThe project is expected to become Poland’s first bioLNG production plant
- Brownfield ConversionThe plant will utilize existing biogas production infrastructure to enable renewable fuel production
- Manure-Based BiogasThe plant will process manure-based biogas into low-carbon-intensity bioLNG
Puregas Technologies for a Brownfield Conversion
The facility will convert biogas into bioLNG using Nord Gas Solutions’ Puregas CA75 LBG and Puregas MR35 technologies. Developed as a brownfield conversion project, the plant will utilize existing biogas production infrastructure to enable renewable fuel production.
Upgrading Existing Biogas Assets for Renewable Fuels
With project execution commencing immediately, the development demonstrates how existing biogas assets can be upgraded to support the production of renewable fuels. The plant will process manure-based biogas into low-carbon-intensity bioLNG, contributing to reduced emissions in the transport sector while creating additional value from agricultural residues.
Poland’s Biomethane Potential
Poland has considerable potential for biomethane production, particularly within its agricultural sector. While the country’s biomethane market remains at an early stage of development, demand for renewable fuels continues to grow across Europe. BioLNG offers a pathway for utilizing biogas in transport applications while reducing reliance on gas grid injection infrastructure, which may be limited in certain locations.
A significant share of the bioLNG produced by the facility is expected to be supplied to the transport market, where demand for low-carbon fuels continues to increase.
Creating Value From Agricultural Resources
This project highlights the role bioLNG can play in supporting the energy transition while creating value from agricultural resources.
Magnus FolkelidSales Manager, Biogas at Nord Gas Solutions
“We are pleased to contribute to the establishment of bioLNG production capacity in Poland and to support the continued development of the country’s biomethane sector.”
As demand for renewable fuels continues to increase across Europe, projects such as this illustrate the growing role of biogas upgrading and liquefaction technologies in enabling the production of renewable gases and supporting the transition toward lower-carbon energy systems.
