Press release —

Record order for Malmberg in UK!

The cleantech company Malmberg has received one of its largest orders ever. It is one of the major customers in England who ordered four Malmberg COMPACT® biogas upgrading plants. The entire order is worth approximately SEK 125 million SEK. The plants will be placed at four different biogas production sites in England where food waste, energy crops and sewage sludge becomes completely environmentally friendly gas. The upgraded gas from the four plants are injected to the British gas network which means that corresponding to 50,000 households will contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by 150,000 tons / year.

The plants are delivered turnkey and will supply gas on the network late summer in 2016.

Fredrik Nilsson, Business Area Director Malmberg Biogas comments:

"This shows once again that our customers really have great confidence in us and our technology. Our Malmberg COMPACT® is the most robust and reliable process currently on the market. Combined with our long experience in the field of biogas and own in-house production, we are hard to beat when it comes to fast producing functional upgrading plants delivering the environmentally friendly biomethane gas. "

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Topics

  • Environmental technology, Recycling
  • Building industry
  • Heating, Ventilation and Sanitary installations technology, Energy technology

Categories

  • biogas
  • biogas upgrading
  • biogas vehicle fuel
  • biomethane
  • cleantech
  • gas to grid

Malmberg is a global market and technology leader in the Cleantech sector. Our focus is on the design and production of plants for water treatment, biogas, geothermal energy and drilling, with production headquarters located in Yngsjo near Kristianstad, Sweden. Malmberg is a family owned business in operation since 1866 and with a workforce of 180 employees who work towards a better environment under the motto “Pure energy. Clean water.”

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