Flinga Biogas has constructed a small scale plant for anaerobic digestion of biogas and therewith opened up a new market. It will now be possible and financially viable for small scale farmers and horse breeders to turn manure and plant residue into biogas on their own premises. With a small investment owners can move from fossil fuels for the production of electricity and heat and become independent producers of renewable energy and, at the same time, solve a waste problem.
Cost effective biogas
Flinga Biogas have determined to offer farmers, horse breeders and other organisations that have a continuous supply of organic material the possibility to install a biogas plant that is both cost effective and rational.
The market for these plants is seen as very large and the production of the first plants for Swedish customers will begin the in near future. A number of different types of business have been identified and in a number of these cases there is a waste problem – the solving of which is an extra bonus.
The enormous interest paints a rosy picture for the future of this innovative development.
Fredrik Lundberg CEO
Flinga Biogas AB
Cost effective biogas
