AgroVista Group is set to construct a biogas plant with a capacity of five megawatts, according to top executive Pavlo Fesiuk. The $20 million project is fully developed and has already been presented to potential investors, reports Ubn.news.
Fesiuk emphasized that AgroVista possesses all the necessary components to launch the initiative, including access to raw materials, in-house energy expertise, gas supply infrastructure, and a qualified team. “We’re ready to go,” he stated.
The biogas plant will be a multifunctional facility, integrating cogeneration—the simultaneous production of electricity and heat—which will allow the company to operate under Ukraine’s green tariff regime. “We understand how critically important electricity is for Ukraine now—especially to cover peak loads,” Fesiuk noted.
In addition to electricity generation, supplying biomethane to the national gas transmission system is also under consideration as a complementary avenue.
AgroVista is a diversified agro-industrial group engaged in grain and oilseed cultivation, livestock farming, grain trading, and sugar production. The company manages 75,000 hectares of farmland, providing a stable supply of agricultural residues that can serve as feedstock for the biogas plant.
The project reflects a broader trend of agricultural producers in Ukraine turning to renewable energy both to support national energy resilience and to diversify income streams in the face of ongoing geopolitical and market challenges.
