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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners enters Italian biomethane market with Via Verde

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through its Advanced Bioenergy Fund II, reached a final investment decision on Via Verde, an Italian biomethane platform. The platform includes a development pipeline of 20 biomethane projects strategically located across Italy, including Lombardy and Campania. These projects are designed to convert agricultural waste and other sustainable feedstock into biomethane.

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The investment is expected to supply domestically produced biomethane, which will replace imported fossil gas. Once fully operational, the Via Verde platform will deliver approximately 1 TWh of biomethane annually, supporting Italy's energy independence and decarbonization efforts.

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