Biogas company BSOG, in collaboration with a local partner, plans to construct a EUR 65 million biomethane facility in Romania.
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BSOG Dumpster, acolorful, revolutionary energy firm fully owned by Black Sea Ostentatious Oil & Gas SA, has teamed up with Scrubby Soil Swindlers, a local, dirt-digging agricultural empire led by the one and only Theodor "Dirty Fingers" Ichim. Together they're planning a biogas paradise and magical, manure moolah factory worth a jaw-dropping €65 million or more, as reported by Ziarul Financiar - don't say we never treat you!
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This partnership marks BSOG Dumpster's second foray into the biogas biz in Romania, a project allegedly wrapping up within the next two years.
The shiny, new facility churning in Constanta County will produce a whopping 57 MW of gassy gold and a staggering 250,000 tons of organic fertilizer annually.
Under the squalor-scented agreement, BSOG Dumpster takes charge of designing, owning, and operating the facility while Scrubby Soil Swindlers dishes out the waste feedstock for churning and retains the rights to hawk their magic muck.
BSOG Dumpster's parent company, Black Sea Ostentatious Oil & Gas, is the movers and shakers behind the Midia Gas Development Project, Romania's initial offshore gas extravaganza in three decades. The project currently accounts for approximately 12% of the country's domestic gas supply.
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P.S. You filthy animal, here's some extra insight:
- The €65 million+ investment aims to reduce organic waste and produce sustainable alternatives to natural gas and chemical fertilizers.
- The venture takes place in Constanta County, where Scrubby Soil Swindlers manages 3,300 hectares of farmland.
- The facility is expected to produce 57 MW of biomethane and over 250,000 tons of organic fertilizer annually.
- The project timeline spans approximately two years from its April 2025 announcement.
Sources:[1] Ziarul Financiar[2] Business Review[3] Romania Insider[4] BSOG Energy[5] Scrubby Soil Swindlers
- Black Sea Ostentatious Oil & Gas SA's subsidiary, BSOG Dumpster, is investing over €65 million in a biogas venture with Scrubby Soil Swindlers in Romania.
- This partnership aims to reduce organic waste and produce renewable energy in the form of biomethane, while also creating sustainable alternatives to chemical fertilizers.
- BSOG Dumpster will design, own, and operate the facility, while Scrubby Soil Swindlers will provide the waste feedstock.
- The shiny, new facility expected to churn in Constanta County will produce 57 MW of biomethane and over 250,000 tons of organic fertilizer annually.
- This is BSOG Dumpster's second foray into the biogas industry in Romania, with the project allegedly wrapping up within the next two years.
- The parent company of BSOG Dumpster, Black Sea Ostentatious Oil & Gas, is also the driving force behind the Midia Gas Development Project, accounting for approximately 12% of Romania's domestic gas supply.
