Commercial Unit in Cancello ed Arnone

Surface rights for a commercial unit at auction in Cancello ed Arnone (CE) – Via Vincenzotto 6. The inactive biogas energy plant is located in the municipality of Cancello ed Arnone, in the province of Caserta, specifically in Località Bonito, Via Vincenzotto 6. It is an industrial production unit, part of a complex of similar plants, built on third-party land through a contract for the transfer of surface rights. The urban context is predominantly agricultural, given that the plant is fed with livestock effluent from adjacent farms. **Surface Area and Internal Layout** The plant has an electrical power output of 100 kW, with a maximum deliverable electrical power of 700 kW. It consists of a single concrete fermenter, equipped with a gasometer dome for biogas storage. It includes an internal combustion cogeneration engine in a container, equipment such as piping, pumps, trenches, and storage sheds, as well as an electrical cabin. The plant is fed with livestock effluent and food by-products, collected in a pre-tank. The digestate is conveyed to storage tanks for reuse as a soil improver. The plant is currently inactive and is approximately 9 years old, requiring reactivation and reconversion. **Features and Equipment** The plant is equipped with a back-up system for loading pumpable material, designed to ensure a constant availability of biomass. The produced biogas undergoes dehumidification and desulfurization pretreatment before being conveyed to the cogeneration engine. Surface rights and easements were established on the plant, registered on 09/02/2016, with a duration of 20 years, extendable for an additional 10 years, guaranteeing surface rights until 2046. The annual fee is 2500 euros for the first 20 years and 3000 euros for the subsequent 10 years. **Context and Connections** The plant is located in a rural area, adjacent to livestock farms, which facilitates biomass supply via underground pipelines, avoiding road transport. The area is well-served for local industrial needs. The property is free for the procedure and presents an interesting investment opportunity, with the possibility of converting the plant from biogas to biomethane, benefiting from future incentives provided by MASE (Ministry of Environment and Energy Security), which include capital contributions (up to 40%) and operating contributions for 15 years. This reconversion would allow for maximizing the value and profitability of the plant at auction. **Main Auction Details**