Whether based on solid biomass or non-recyclable waste, energy production infrastructure provides heat — and, where relevant, electricity — available on a continuous basis and independent of weather conditions, using locally available resources. These assets meet a wide range of energy needs, from industrial heat production to district heating networks.
We invest in energy production infrastructure based on biomass and waste capable of delivering stable and dispatchable thermal energy, essential for the continuous operation of industrial sites and the development of district heating networks. These installations represent long-term energy assets that strengthen security of supply and enhance the robustness of energy systems.
Deployment of biomass boilers and waste-to-energy plants capable of operating in combined heat and power (CHP) or trigeneration mode, ensuring the supply of heat — and, when required, cooling or electricity — to district heating networks and industrial sites: reliable infrastructure designed to meet energy needs on a continuous basis.
Key Figures
114 MW
Installed capacity
69
Sites
650 GWh
Annual production
41%
Portfolio share
Case studies
Our Biomass & Waste-to-Energy projects