Renewable Biomass Energy Investment Opportunity in

Central Macedonia, Greece

VERD Q.I. presents an investment opportunity comprising four biomass gasification power projects with a combined electrical capacity of 2,998 kW (approximately 3 MW), located in Terpyllos, Kilkis, Central Macedonia, Greece.

The projects are designed to generate renewable electricity from agricultural and forestry residues using advanced biomass gasification technology.

The portfolio comprises four independently structured projects, allowing investors to consider acquiring the complete portfolio, individual projects or participating through a joint venture with the developer.

Project Information

Location: Terpyllos, Kilkis, Central Macedonia, Greece

Technology: Biomass Gasification / Renewable Electricity Generation

Number of Projects: 4 independent projects

Total Electrical Capacity: 2,998 kW (approximately 3 MW)

Individual Capacities: 2 × 500 kW and 2 × 999 kW

Feedstock: Agricultural residues and forestry by-products

Gasification Technology: Fixed-bed downdraft and two-stage gasification systems

Indicative Feed-in Tariff: €176/MWh, subject to confirmation of project-specific entitlement

Proposed Tariff Duration: 20 years

Each project is structured through an independent special-purpose vehicle (SPV), allowing potential flexibility in ownership and transaction structuring.

Biomass Gasification Technology

The proposed facilities will convert agricultural and forestry biomass into synthesis gas (syngas) through a controlled thermochemical gasification process.

The resulting gas is intended to fuel combined heat and power (CHP) generation equipment.

According to the project documentation, the technology is designed to achieve electrical efficiencies of approximately 28–32%, with additional opportunities for useful heat recovery.

Biomass Feedstock Supply

The projects are intended to use locally available biomass resources from Kilkis and Thessaloniki, including:

• Agricultural residues such as cereal straw, sunflower husks and cotton stalks.
• Pruning waste and other agricultural by-products.
• Forestry residues, woodchips, sawdust and bark.

Estimated feedstock requirements range from 8,000 to 15,000 tonnes annually per project, depending on plant configuration.

The developer indicates that feedstock supply arrangements are being discussed with local agricultural cooperatives.

Location and Investment Advantages

The projects are situated in approximately 55 km north of Thessaloniki, within an agricultural region of Central Macedonia.

The location offers proximity to agricultural and forestry feedstock resources, regional transport infrastructure and existing electricity networks.

The developer indicates that an ADMIE electrical substation is situated approximately 2 km from the proposed project location.

The portfolio combines renewable electricity generation with the potential utilisation of locally sourced biomass residues, supporting circular-economy activities and regional agricultural supply chains.

Renewable Energy Investment & Transaction Advisory

VERD Q.I. supports renewable energy investors, infrastructure funds and project developers in identifying and evaluating investment opportunities.

Our services include project sourcing, investor introductions, transaction advisory, commercial and contractual evaluation, and support during project due diligence.

Interested in These Biomass Projects in Greece?

Investors interested in acquiring individual biomass projects, the complete portfolio or exploring a joint venture are invited to contact VERD Q.I.

Further project documentation, technical specifications, financial models and proposed transaction structures may be available to qualified investors subject to confidentiality arrangements.

Please indicate Biomass Gasification Projects — Greece, 2.998 MW when submitting your enquiry.

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