Dutch technology company Nordsol will supply Norwegian renewable energy developer Vireo with a new bio-liquefied natural gas (bioLNG) plant in Hardanger, Norway.
The project, which is Nordsol’s first in the country, will convert biogas produced from salmon processing and poultry manure into bioLNG to fuel road transport and shipping.
The project will process around 125,000 tonnes of feedstock per year, producing around 90 GWh of bioLNG per year to be supplied to energy company Gasum.
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