The Danish energy concern Nature Energy has
recently entered into an agreement with the German car manufacturer
Audi. They will deliver green biogas certificates to approximately 10,000 Audis in Europe.The CEO said they are incredibly proud to enter into an agreement with one of
the world’s largest car manufacturers. It is a seal of approval to the
change in strategy we initiated in 2012, where we started building
large-scale biogas plants. Today we run four large plants and we are about to build an additional three. We also plan to build another 10 plants in the future, says the CEO at Nature Energy, Ole Hvelplund.Nature Energy produces biogas based on waste and sludge.
This means that
the biogas is second-generation biofuel, which does not use food as raw
material. As a result, there is a greater reduction in CO2 emissions
– actually more than 100 percent as biogas prevents the emission of
methane in agriculture while repressing fossil fuel and petrol when
applied in cars. This is one of the reasons why Audi has chosen to buy
its biogas from Nature Energy. More and more people are turning their
attention to the benefits of using biogas for transport, and Denmark
has a unique opportunity to become one of Europe’s leading biogas
suppliers. There is currently more than two million gas-fuelled cars in
Europe, and by replacing patrol and diesel fuel with green biogas, we
can reduce our CO2-emissions in the transport sector significantly, says Ole Hvelplund.
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