Agriculture Can Contribute to Energy
The agricultural sector is already well ahead when it comes to using biomass for energy production. But the potential is far from being fully realized (content in Danish).
Converting livestock manure into local energy
GreenFarm climate and energy system converts livestock manure into biogas for local energy production, reducing methane emissions at source.
New Norwegian Plant Boosts Danish Biogas Initiative
In just four years, the Danish company GreenFarm has established 12 biogas plants in Denmark, Norway, and Lithuania. Now, the company is marking another milestone with the commissioning of its largest...
Agricultural College Captures Its Own CO2
With new technology, farmers will be able to reduce emissions and actively contribute to the green transition by capturing CO2 at the farm level from their own biogas plants (content in Danish)....
From Emissions to Revenue at Gråsten Agricultural School
New CO2 technology could become farmers’ next source of revenue. A new container-based CO2 capture system from Welltec and GreenFarm is being tested in Gråsten (content in Danish).
Uncertainty Surrounding the Green Tripartite Agreement Causes Farmers to Wait
A lack of clarity regarding requirements and frameworks leading up to 2030 is holding back investments in biogas, even though the technology is ready, according to the CEO of GreenFarm. Farmers are pa...
GreenFarm to Roll Out CO2 Capture for Farmers
GreenFarm, which develops biogas plants for individual farms, will offer technology that enables farmers to capture CO2 from on-farm biogas plants. This initiative will be carried out in collaboration...
Lack of Support Holds Back Danish Biogas
Frank Wennerberg, CEO of GreenFarm, warns of the consequences of the uncertainty surrounding the Green Tripartite’s requirements and the lack of support programs leading up to 2030.