Other Renewable Energy Technologies

Biogas project for sale, impianto biogas Italia

VERD Q.I. supports international investors, renewable energy developers and project owners in identifying, evaluating and developing investment opportunities across a broad range of renewable energy and energy transition technologies.

Beyond solar photovoltaic and wind power, our activities extend to biomass, bioethanol, biogas and biomethane, waste-to-energy, green hydrogen projects.


We provide project sourcing, investor matchmaking, technical and commercial due diligence, contract advisory and transaction support, helping clients navigate complex renewable energy investments across international markets.


Biogas and biomass play an important role in the energy transition, offering sustainable solutions for renewable electricity and heat generation, organic waste management and resource recovery.

Biogas is produced through the anaerobic digestion of organic materials, including agricultural residues, livestock manure, food waste and other biodegradable resources. It can be used to generate electricity and heat or upgraded into biomethane, also known as Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), for injection into natural gas networks or use as a transportation fuel.

Biomass energy is generated from organic materials such as agricultural and forestry residues, wood waste and other sustainably sourced biological resources. Through technologies including direct combustion, gasification and combined heat and power (CHP) systems, biomass facilities can produce renewable electricity, industrial heat and steam.

Biogas, biomethane and biomass projects offer investment opportunities in renewable energy generation, waste management and sustainable resource recovery. Depending on the technology and feedstock, these projects may also generate additional value through the production of organic fertilizers, the recovery of biogenic CO₂ and the utilization of agricultural and forestry by-products.

Green Hydrogen & Green Ammonia


Green hydrogen is produced through water electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, offering opportunities to reduce carbon emissions in industrial processes, transportation and energy applications.


Green ammonia is produced by combining renewable hydrogen with nitrogen extracted from the air. It plays an important role in the production of sustainable fertilizers and offers potential applications as a maritime fuel and energy carrier for international transport and storage.