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Clear strategies and political stability on energy issues after the oil crisis of the 1970s lies behind Denmark´s progress in biogas and biomethane. Key note speaker at BSRC Winter Conference 2025 was Torben Brabo, former CEO Energinet in Denmark.

In a new study, the researchers place biofertiliser at centre stage and examine future business models after the biogas process. Biogas is set for major expansion in Sweden, which will increase the production of biofertiliser.

Landowner Rudolf Tornerhjelm’s success in biogas and plant nutrition is built on long term thinking and extensive collaboration between different actors. They have invested in the development of several smart solutions.

With around 500 cows, his own biogas plant and electricity production, farmer Lars Paulsson has taken major steps towards becoming self sufficient in energy.

The biogas plant in Jordberga, just outside Trelleborg, accounts for a significant share of the region’s biogas production. The facility, which is now owned by Gasum, produces between 110 and 115 GWh of upgraded biogas annually.

Five filling stations and their own production connected by an underground gas pipeline. The Birgersson family at Hagelsrum Farm in Målilla are inventive and willing to take bold steps.

Biogas technology works. But it is not just technical sophistication that will determine whether biogas solutions are adopted on a large scale. They are part of an entire societal system. Read more about the Biogas Study Trip 2025 here!

A biogas facility associated with the industrial site stimulates industrial symbiosis, which is considered to be crucial in the conversion to a circular economy.