by Marc Nicolini | Jun 30, 2026
A WAGABOX® unit requires a relatively compact footprint—comparable to a basketball court for the smallest units—ideally located close to the gas collection network. It requires an electrical connection, an internet connection for remote monitoring, and an injection...
by Marc Nicolini | Jun 30, 2026
The feasibility study assesses the condition of your gas collection system and identifies any adjustments that may be required, such as wellfield expansion, condensate management, or flow optimization. If needed, these works are generally considered part of the...
by Marc Nicolini | Jun 30, 2026
Waga Energy handles all administrative procedures related to the project, including operating permits, environmental authorizations (ICPE in France), gas grid connection, and environmental reporting requirements. With operations in multiple countries across Europe,...
by Marc Nicolini | Jun 30, 2026
Once the contract has been signed, commissioning typically takes place within 18 to 24 months. This timeframe covers the manufacturing of the WAGABOX® unit in our workshops, the obtaining of regulatory permits, civil engineering works, and connection to the gas grid....
by Marc Nicolini | Jun 30, 2026
The operator’s responsibilities remain consistent with its usual activities: maintaining the gas collection system (including well maintenance and condensate management) and delivering the raw landfill gas to the WAGABOX® unit. Site access and perimeter security...
