Glanua, an Irish company specializing in sustainable engineering solutions, has announced its acquisition of Marches Biogas, a UK firm known for its work in biogas production and anaerobic digestion.
Based in Loughrea, County Galway, Glanua focuses on designing and building infrastructure for water, wastewater, and energy systems in Ireland and the UK. With this acquisition, the company aims to expand its services by transforming materials like wastewater and biomass sludge into renewable energy.
The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed. However, Glanua’s leadership described the move as a key step in the company’s plan to grow and contribute to sustainability.
“We’re very happy to bring Marches Biogas into the Glanua family,” said Karl Zimmerer, Managing Director of Glanua. “They have a great reputation for creating innovative solutions, and this partnership will allow us to offer better services to our clients while also creating new opportunities in other areas, like municipal projects.”
Marches Biogas has earned recognition for its expertise and high-quality engineering work. By joining Glanua, the UK-based firm will help expand the Irish company’s reach and strengthen its ability to deliver renewable energy solutions.
“This step helps us move closer to our goal of building a cleaner and more sustainable future,” Zimmerer added. “It also allows us to serve more clients who are looking for renewable energy options.”
The acquisition positions Glanua as a growing leader in sustainable energy, increasing its ability to provide renewable solutions to both industrial and municipal clients across Ireland and the UK.
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