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Engie has signed a 10-year biomethane supply agreement with PepsiCo UK, the first of its kind in Britain between a biomethane producer and a food industry player. PepsiCo UK will purchase 60 gigawatt hours of biomethane annually from Engie's anaerobic digestion plant, set to commence operations in the second half of 2027.

This facility will provide renewable gas sufficient for approximately 5,000 households. The project investment totals £70 million ($94 million), as reported by the UK's Department for Energy Security. Engie aims to replicate this model across England and other countries while focusing on decarbonizing industrial clients in sectors such as agri-food, glass, cement, and steel manufacturing. The company currently operates 1.2 terawatt hours of biomethane capacity in Europe and aims to reach 10 TWh of annual production by 2030.