From first analysis to selling an operating plant.

Advisory & Audits

Planning an investment but don't know where to start? Have an operating plant that's underperforming? Wondering whether your wastewater treatment plant's waste can produce energy?

I conduct feedstock audits — from substrate balances and stream mapping to technology concepts with variants and cash-flow projections. For new projects: due diligence, risk analysis, bankable business cases. For operating installations: diagnostics, feed recipe optimization, performance benchmarking, modernization planning.

I specialize in wastewater treatment plants — municipal, food-processing, and industrial. Biogas from sewage sludge is often an untapped resource.

Transactions & Development

Looking to sell a biogas project or operating plant? Or the opposite — searching for an asset to acquire? Does your fund need someone to develop a greenfield project from scratch?

I work both sides of the deal. For sellers: documentation preparation, valuation, buyer identification, negotiation support. For buyers: technical due diligence, risk assessment, deal structuring. For funds: site scouting and selection, project development from concept to financing readiness.

EU Funding

NFOŚiGW (National Fund for Environmental Protection), FEnIKS (EU Cohesion Fund programme), and other RES support mechanisms — I know them from the practical side, not the theoretical.

I help prepare applications that pass evaluation: from project concept and feasibility study, through DNSH and variant analysis, to settlement and reporting. I know what evaluation committees check and where applications most commonly fail.

Feedstock Brokerage

Biogas plants need stable waste supply. The food industry and agriculture need someone to take their waste. I connect both sides.

I negotiate substrate contracts, optimize logistics and costs, ensure supply continuity. I work with agricultural waste (manure, slurry, poultry litter), food waste, municipal waste and sewage sludge. Poland produces 150 million tonnes of biowaste per year — most of it doesn't end up where it should.