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Did you miss the announcement of Green2x and ReFuels N.V entering a long-term biomethane offtake agreement? The news has now reached the Danish Media EnergiWatch, where Green2x, CEO, Mikkel Sjølin Kiil shares a few words on the overall offtake market. In the article, Mikkel Sjølin Kiil shares, "We are experiencing a large demand at the moment - mostly from the heavy transport industry, but also from the shipping and chemical industry," Link to article below. Remember to follow our Green2x LinkedIn page where future announcements will be posted 🌿 https://lnkd.in/dzdCscKf

Once again, thanks to Port of Vordingborg for hosting an inspirational day, opening up the harbor for the local community, and giving Green2x the opportunity to present our future project. We still cannot believe the overwhelming support and interest we received from all the visitors on a day when 10,000 people decided to stop by the venue. Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, Niklas Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, Finn Milling Christensen and Morten Holm were ready to share more about how we plan to produce ~170M m³ of biomethane and ~340k tons of biogenic CO2 at the Port of Vordingborg in a coming years. Here, we aim to drive the green transition and decarbonize the hard-to-electrify sectors using our groundbreaking technology, which utilizes straw, currently left unused in the fields, as input for production. Thank you to Port of Vordingborg, Vejdirektoratet, Business Vordingborg, Vordingborg Kommune, and all our excellent partners for a fantastic day!

Exciting News! 🍀 Green2x is proud to announce a long-term biomethane offtake partnership with ReFuels N.V, a key player in Europe's renewable biomethane market. The collaboration involves a long-term biomethane supply and offtake partnership, aiming to accelerate the decarbonization of the UK road transport sector - and is an important milestone for Green2x, proving that the market sees potential in green fuels at scale. At Green2x, we specialize in large-scale bio-fuel production, utilizing cutting-edge technology to turn agricultural leftovers into energy. “The commercial cooperation between Green2x and ReFuels N.V is our largest offtake agreement to date and part of the strategy to ensure sufficient biomethane supply for our rapidly growing demand, driven by fleet owners looking for an economically viable solution to decarbonize their operations. Further, it demonstrates that our biomethane offtake experience and Bio-CNG station infrastructure make us an attractive counterparty for large biomethane offtake agreements,” said Jasper Nillesen, Executive Director of ReFuels. “I am extremely pleased with this strategic partnership, as Green2x and ReFuels N.V share a mission to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries, such as heavy road transport. We have a like-minded approach to developing the market for green fuels, and I look forward to continuing to push this ambitious agenda together,” said Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, CEO of Green2x. At Green2x, we are on a journey to develop one of the world’s largest biomethane production plants at the Port of Vordingborg from a cutting-edge technology extracting energy from agricultural leftovers, such as straw, which remains unused on the field after harvesting. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/dVH8v_4M And remember to follow our Green2x LinkedIn page where future annoncements will be posted

Snapshot from Green2x CEO Mikkel Sjølin Kiil’s visit to the Danish Industry’s round table discussion with Stina Soewarta. At Green2x, we are committed to engage in dialogues that break down sustainability barriers and foster collaboration and political impact in Denmark and the EU, driving the green transition. Remember to click “follow” to see news on our journey to scale biofuels globally 🌿

  A big thank you to the Biogas Solutions Research Center for hosting us in Linköping during their workshop on "Biomass Residues to Bioenergy" Green2x's CCO, Niklas Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, and Head of Business Development, Tobias Bo Jensen, were invited to share Green2x's perspectives on using large quantities of straw for bioenergy and our insights on building up the supply chain.   Here are some key takeaways from the session: ☘ Green2x’s efficient process and the high energy density of straw enable very large-scale production. Green2x’ first plant in Vordingborg Port will become the world's largest biogas plant at full-scale capacity ☘ There are abundant straw resources in Europe and the Baltic Sea area, much of which is currently not being utilized. ☘ It is possible to retrieve sufficient straw without compromising soil organic carbon levels and soil fertility. ☘ Green2x works closely with the agricultural industry and is interested in long-term, stable contracts with fair prices for all parties. ☘ We plan to ramp up straw usage over time to ensure the smooth implementation of large volumes.   "We are very happy to engage with cutting-edge researchers in the field of biogas solutions and to hear their input on our plans for developing large-scale biofuel plants in Denmark and Sweden using only straw as feedstock. Thank you to Thomas Prade, Anna Eronn, and the rest of the BSRC for inviting us and for the interesting discussions," says Niklas Ahlefeldt-Laurvig.   Green2x is on a mission to decarbonize the gas industry with new scalable technology that can transform agricultural leftovers, such as straw or other cellulose-based feedstocks, into green biofuels like methane and CO2, or upgrade them to methanol. Green2x is currently preparing for its first site at Port of Vordingborg, where Arcadia eFuels is also present, followed by a second site recently announced at Malmö Port in collaboration with Copenhagen Malmö Port.   Remember to click “follow” to see news on our journey to scale biofuels globally

Summer is here, and it's time to bring in the straw! 🌞 Here's a snapshot of Green2x's CEO, Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, and Business Development Lead, Tobias Bo Jensen’s trip to the fields with our partners. It’s important for us to stay close to our value chain and build strong partnerships to enable our mission as well as the green transition together! Straw is an essential input for us, as our technology can turn agricultural residues like straw into low-carbon biofuels such as biomethane and biomethanol, as well as biogenic CO2 for the Power-to-X (PtX) industry.

We are thrilled to announce yet another partner in our journey to transform straw to sustainable fuels. At this week’s Børsen Summit, Berit Hinnemann, CTO, from Green2x signed a letter of intent with GreenFarm™. A big thank to Frank Wennerberg and Martin Rindom for making this possible. At Green2x, our mission is to harness the potential of agricultural leftovers, such as straw, to produce carbon-neutral biofuels. Our cutting-edge technology converts these materials into biogas, and hence contribute to a sustainable energy future. We are committed to create innovative solutions that not only support environmental goals but also provide reliable energy sources. We look forward the collaboration!

This week, Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, CEO of Green2x, was invited by Danish Energy Agency and The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities' Bionetværk to share insights about our progress for our first site in Vordingborg and our technology. Vordingborg Biofuels, located at the Port of Vordingborg, Denmark, will be our first plant. Here, we will convert straw, a natural byproduct of farming, into approximately 175 million cubic meters of methane and around 350,000 tons of biogenic CO2. At full scale, this will be world's largest biogas plant and convert ~10% of the Danish gas consumption to green gas. At Green2x, we highly value such invitations as they foster dialogue among market players across the entire value chain, from feedstock and processing to output (including CO2) and regulatory aspects. These discussions promote mutual understanding of market conditions and collaboration, enabling us to collectively work towards a greener world with the right conditions and at the right speed. Green2x are always happy to engage in open dialogue about our initiatives and developments. Thank you for the invite Kristian Havskov Sørensen

Snapshot from this week's news, where Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, CEO, and Peter Stabell, Project Director, talk to Sjællandske Medier about the development of our first commercial site in Vordingborg Port and producing biomethane and biogenic CO2 from straw as our single feedstock. To accelerate the green transition, we need to utilize biomass like residuals (i.e., unused straw leftovers) from the farming industry today to decarbonize the hard-to-electrify sectors. Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, CEO, elaborates: “It is important that both decision-makers and agriculture understand the issue we are facing: We need to replace fossil fuels with green alternatives. Here, solar, wind, and biomass all play an important role. The question is not whether we should do it or which technology will 'win.' Everything must be used as quickly as possible! And we need to start where the impact is greatest! Production of biogas from straw is a very obvious choice in this context.” Imagine that the straw you see in the fields in summer can enable green transition! Join to follow our progress here on the Green2x LinkedIn page. https://lnkd.in/duYf63qT

More great green news! 🌿 We in Green2x are happy to announce our partnership with Copenhagen Malmö Port for our site 2 located in Malmö Port. Mikkel Sjølin Kiil, CEO in Green2x, shares: “We are incredibly pleased to join this exciting partnership. Green2x’s strategic plans are now accelerating, supporting our ambitions to become an international green fuel producer very rapidly. The location in Malmö opens doors to enormous potential. This gives us a unique opportunity to strengthen cooperation with the shipping industry, among others. At the same time, we use the geographical synergies with our plant in Vordingborg, especially when it comes to sourcing large quantities of straw."