Xergi has signed a contract with the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency (MMPA) for the establishment of a new biogas plant in the United States. The biogas plant, Hometown BioEnergy, will be built with gas fired CHP engines with a total output of 8 MW electrical power.

Barclays Bank in the United Kingdom has set up a fund of GBP 100 million for the financing of renewable energy projects for agriculture, which includes biogas projects. With the launch of its standard ENERGY FARMER® concept, Xergi is also ready to supply biogas technology to agriculture.

France is investing heavily in biogas for electricity, heating and distribution via its natural gas grid. Increased subsidy will kick-start the French biogas market, and new projects are already in the pipeline, says Xergi in France.

When Xergi launches new innovative technologies, they are not only based on 25 years of experience in the construction of biogas plants, but also thoroughly assessed in the company's testing facility. Here Xergi also tests new biogas concepts for its customers.

Xergi cooperates with one of the world's largest dairy companies in the planning of an extensive biogas project in Denmark.

New opportunities for biogas? The EU Commission wants to attach more green condition to farming subsidies. Reduction in the emission of greenhouses gasses from fertiliser may become one condition.

Xergi is building a new biogas plant on the Swedish island of Gotland. The plant is the first of its kind being built according to a standard concept. Its benefits include high quality and fast installation.

Xergi has been selected for the construction of a new biogas plant on Gotland, and is thus entering the Swedish biogas market. The Swedish energy company Triventus and a group of local farmers are behind the new plant. 

New French biogas plant will produce green energy and supply biomass for use in high-quality fertiliser products.

The biogas plant at Staples Vegetables is now in operation and will help expand biogas production in the UK.