Anaergia, Eni and CREvolution launch breakthrough platform to boost biodiesel and SAF demand

Under a €50 million agreement, Anaergia’s subsidiary will supply its advanced anaerobic digestion technology to the project.
This integrated system will transform challenging waste streams — such as degumming soil — into low-carbon resources, recovering over 80 % of residues and generating more than 70,000 MWh of renewable natural gas annually.
The platform targets the rapidly expanding hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) market, which encompasses biodiesel, biojet (SAF), bionafta and bioLPG.
Few competitors currently offer scalable, commercially proven solutions at this level, making the collaboration a potential benchmark for global replication.
Installation and commissioning are expected by May 2027, with the Gela facility serving as a global demonstration model for circular, low-carbon fuel production.
By converting waste into renewable energy and reusable materials, the project aims to reduce carbon intensity, cut operating expenses and support the broader energy transition.
Representatives from all three partners highlighted the initiative’s strategic role in driving sustainable fuel growth and operational efficiency across biorefining operations worldwide












