Seaweed-Fed Biomethane Project Secures Long-Term Offtake Agreement

SmartestEnergy signed a long-term agreement to market biomethane and environmental products from a planned seaweed-fed biomethane facility expected to produce up to 420 GWh annually. The project highlights growing interest in alternative feedstocks for renewable gas production.

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