Energy Transition Today - CIP Expands Into UK Biogas With Strategic Acquisition

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has entered the UK bioenergy market with the acquisition of a pre-treatment and biogas plant in Northwich, marking a significant advancement in their renewable energy efforts. Through the CI Advanced Bioenergy Fund I, CIP plans to upgrade the facility by 2028 to focus solely on biogas production, incorporating a new digester, biomethane upgrading units, and CO₂ capture technology. This development aligns with the energy transition goal of enhancing local energy security and contributing to sustainable infrastructure, emphasizing CIP's commitment to expanding its footprint in the European biogas sector.

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• "Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquires first biogas plant in the UK" from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on GlobeNewswire (published 31 October 2025)

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