North America experiences remarkable growth within the biogas sector, which leads to a greater export potential for Danish biogas companies. The Trade Council has established the Biogas Alliance, which supports Danish biogas companies in entering the North American market and hereby benefit from this rapid growth.
The Biogas Alliance brings together complimentary Danish biogas companies that provide solutions related to organics management through anaerobic digestion. The companies produce renewable natural gas and fertilizer for use in crop production through large-scale, centralized co-digestion of animal manure, food waste and other organic feedstocks. The Alliance members have a strong history of working together to provide the most effective and efficient solutions based on integration and synergy.
The biogas alliance creates a compelling and competitive value proposition for the North American biogas sector, as the Danish alliance members are able to provide complete biogas plant solutions by working together.
Ammongas provides tailored design solutions within biogas upgrading, air/gas purification and odour removal and ammonia separation and concentration. The upgrading plants deliver a high concentration of methane that can be injected directly into the natural gas grid or be used for transport.
Biogasclean is specialized in biological desulfurization of biogas without the use of chemicals. They develop, manufacture and market fully automated gas cleaning systems for H2S removal with low operating costs and high availability.
Gemidan Ecogi is an entrepreneur and engineering company specialized in environmental technique and recycling. They market a unique pre-treatment technology to process multiple organic waste streams and produce a high quality pulp-based substrate.
Renew Energy is an engineering consulting company specialized in biogas, bio-refinery, and nutrient recovery solutions. Renew Energy has provided engineering services to several biogas plants in the U.S.
The Månsson Biogas Plant, co-owned by Nature Energy and Axel Månsson, was established in Brande, Denmark in 2017 to treat 150,000 tons of organic wastes (manure, food waste, agricultural residuals) a year. The plant is Denmark’s first and largest fully organic biogas plant – producing fertilizer for organic farming and renewable natural gas for injection into the natural gas grid.
The plant currently produces 6 million cubic meters of RNG each year and will expand to 17 million cubic meters when completed in 2020. This corresponds to the energy supply of approx. 12,000 houses.
Nature Energy is responsible for operating the plant, but all of the Biogas Alliance members have been involved in the process of establishing the plant:
Thus, the synergies provided by the Biogas Alliance companies provide an effective and integrated ‘full circle’ solution for managing organic waste and producing renewable energy.
If you are interested in knowing more about the Biogas Alliance, contact Commercial Advisor Cecilie Engell Sørensen:
