Waga Energy has signed an agreement with Bioreciclaje de Cadiz and Enagas Renovable to produce Renewable Natural Gas in Andalusia. The project will be developed at the Miramundo–Los Hardales environmental complex.
Waga Energy will finance, build, and operate a purification unit using its WAGABOX® technology. The plant, scheduled to be commissioned in 2027, will produce up to 288 000 GJ of RNG per year—enough to supply around 16,000 Spanish households—while avoiding 21,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually.
This project strengthens Waga Energy’s contribution to the development of renewable natural gas in Spain, by turning landfill gas into a local and renewable energy source.
“Thanks to this new agreement with Waga Energy and Enagás Renovable, we continue to demonstrate our commitment to sustainable development by supporting a circular economy that turns waste into resources.”
Jose Antonio García Galdón, CEO of Waste Treatment by Valoriza
“At GS Inima, we are proud to be part of a project that redefines waste management. By using cutting-edge technology, we are not only addressing the region’s environmental challenges, but also creating a more sustainable future. We believe that this public-private partnership is the key to transforming waste into a valuable resource, promoting clean energy production and generating tangible benefits for the environment and our community.”
Francisco de Los Santos, Director of GS Inima
“With the implementation of this new RNG production plant in collaboration with Bioreciclaje de Cádiz and Waga Energy, we reaffirm our commitment to a sustainable future by promoting innovation and efficient waste management.”
Antón Martínez, CEO of Enagás Renovable
“We are excited about this new project in Spain with Bioreciclaje de Cádiz and Enagás Renovable, two leading companies in the environmental sector. Our WAGABOX® unit will allow us to transform landfill gas into a local, renewable, and circular energy source. By producing renewable natural gas—a key component of the energy transition—we are taking concrete action against climate change and helping to strengthen Andalusia’s energy independence.”
Baptiste Usquin, CEO of Waga Energy Spain