Anaergia Technologies, LLC to Provide Integrated Waste-to-Energy Technology for PepsiCo Mexico Foods

Executive Summary

• Anaergia signed a contract with Sabritas (PepsiCo Mexico Foods) to deliver an integrated renewable energy solution at a Mexican food production facility.
• The project will process ~50,000 tons/year of organic residuals into carbon‑negative biomethane, offsetting fossil natural gas and cutting CO₂ emissions by up to 4,000 tons per year.
• Expected operational start is before the end of 2026, marking Anaergia’s first PepsiCo project in Mexico and its fourth continent for Pepsi facilities.

Key Details

• Contract Parties: Anaergia Technologies, LLC (subsidiary of Anaergia Inc.) and Sabritas S. de R.L. de C.V., a subsidiary of PepsiCo Mexico Foods.
• Technology Provided: High‑efficiency anaerobic digestion combined with biogas conditioning and upgrading systems to produce biomethane.
• Feedstock Volume: Approximately 50,000 tons per year of organic residuals from the production facility.
• Biomethane Output: Carbon‑negative biomethane sufficient for on‑site use, displacing fossil natural gas.
• Environmental Impact: Anticipated reduction of greenhouse‑gas emissions by up to 4,000 tons CO₂ annually.
• Project Timeline: Construction and commissioning slated for completion before the end of 2026.
• Geographic Significance: First Anaergia‑PepsiCo agreement in Mexico; expands Anaergia’s presence to a fourth continent (North America) for Pepsi facilities.
• Strategic Quote – CEO: “This agreement is our first agreement in Mexico showcasing our ability to leverage our technological expertise to serve industry‑leading clients globally.”

Notable Quotes

• Salvador Alvarez, Senior Manager of Environmental Sustainability, PepsiCo: “PepsiCo Mexico Foods strongly believes that the long‑term success of our company is intrinsically linked to a healthy planet… The economic and environmental benefits of this new project will strengthen our business for the long run.”
• Assaf Onn, CEO, Anaergia: “North America is now the fourth continent where Anaergia has provided systems to Pepsi facilities. This agreement is our first agreement in Mexico showcasing our ability to leverage our technological expertise to serve industry‑leading clients globally.”