Several new biomethane plants will be launched in Ukraine.

Serhiy Labazyuk is the founder of the Vitagro group of companies, which in the fall commissioned and connected to Ukraine’s gas transmission system a biomethane plant with a capacity of three million cubic meters per year.

Commenting on Vitagro’s plans, he stated: “We have already completed one project, and we are preparing two more similar ones, with capacities of three and five million cubic meters of biomethane per year.”

He believes that Ukraine’s biomethane market may exceed 100 million cubic meters per year in the short term, and Vitagro plans to become a significant player. Given its experience, the company intends to provide a full range of biomethane plant construction services to other companies.

Also, TAS Agro has invested $15M in equipment and infrastructure in 2024 and will continue these investments in 2025. The company’s priority is livestock farming and constructing bioethanol and biogas plants fueled by dairy farms to form a closed production cycle.

“Regarding the energy sector, we are only developing a project. We will implement it by the end of 2027. The preliminary estimate of investment in biogas, bioethanol, and farm expansion is up to $15M,” the company noted.