In Sweden, Nordion Energi is investing in a new biogas liquefaction plant in the Port of Gothenburg. The plant is planned to be completed in autumn 2026 and will initially be able to deliver 250 GWh of liquefied biogas (LBG) annually, thereby meeting the growing demand for renewable energy in shipping, heavy transport and industry.
A market with great growth potential The investment comes at a time when the Swedish market for liquefied biogas is expected to grow to over 10 TWh by 2030. The plant will be the first in Sweden with a direct connection to western Sweden’s gas grid. It will be used for both storage and distribution of liquefied biogas.
St1 Biokraft is first to sign the agreement – capacity available for more players
The energy company St1 Biokraft has already secured part of the plant’s capacity. The remaining capacity is offered to players who want to accelerate the transition to fossil-free alternatives.
Tags: biogas, Nordion Energi, Sweden
Category: Fuels
