Waga Energy will produce biomethane at the Cowansville landfill site in Québec, Canada.
The purification technology company today (17th June) said that it has inked a contract with the Brome-Missisquoi Intermunicipal Waste Management Board (RIGMRBM) to deploy its WAGABOX® purification unit onsite to transform the landfill gas into biomethane.
Biomethane produced via the WAGABOX®, which is set to be commissioned at the start of 2023, will then be injected directly into the gas grid of Énergir.
Designed to recover 1,000 m3 /h of gas, the WAGABOX® unit will produce 30 GWh of biomethane per year and supply 1,750 Quebec households with renewable gas, thus avoiding the emission of 5,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
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