... as the Biogas plant in Götene starts to take shape!
Just outside Götene, Gasum's large biogas plant is "growing" step by step. Götene received the final building permit in January and now it is full speed ahead. Provektor will be spending a lot of time there in the future.
Danish company Lundsby Renewable Solutions is designing and delivering the plant, from construction process to finished biogas. Provektor is a proud subcontractor to Lundsby.
The team at Provektor who worked on the project - Erik Andersson, Business Area Manager Automation - Albin Johansson, Project Manager/Branch Manager Skara - Elisabeth Nordberg, CEO - Andreas Werner, Project Manager.
- It has been a long, educational and exciting process to land this project but, without a doubt, worth every minute. Says a satisfied Andreas Werner, Project Manager Provektor.
Erik Andersson, Head of Automation is equally satisfied: "The basis is a genuine feasibility study where we, among other things, have been on site at Lundsby in Denmark to take part in the construction process and get to know the customer. We also took the opportunity to visit Lundsby's completed biogas plants. Representatives from Lundsby have also been with us and visited plants that we have built for other customers.
Alreadynow in June the project starts for Provektor. On average, there will be 8 electricians on site in Götene and more than that during busy times. In the summer of 2024, the facility will be completed and another year later it will be commissioned.
- We are proud and incredibly happy to have received this confidence. A major order for us and a security for the fall, says a satisfied Elisabeth Nordberg, CEO Provektor.
Biogas is a completely renewable and climate-friendly fuel. The plant in Götene will mainly use manure from the agricultural sector in the local area as raw material. The plant will produce 120 gigawatt hours (GWh) of liquid biogas (LBG) per year from 2025 onwards.
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