Accel AgroBiogas brings together research, industry and public authorities to develop the sustainable biogas solutions of the future. Here, Aarhus University provides insight into its role in the project. What is your role in the project? One of AU’s core roles in the project is to investigate and document how larger quantities of plant biomass…
Accel AgroBiogas brings together experiences, results, and new perspectives on biomass for biogas. On Wednesday, June 3, project partners, researchers, and stakeholders from agriculture and the biogas sector will gather at Madsen Bioenergi I/S for a workshop focused on biomass for biogas and the development of more sustainable solutions in practice. During the day, the…
In Accel AgroBiogas, we are working purposefully to identify new solutions that can increase the production of sustainable biomass for biogas without increasing environmental impact. As part of the project, Aarhus Universitet is conducting a comprehensive field trial investigating how early cereal harvesting and different cover crop strategies affect biomass production, nitrate leaching, and climate…
Accel AgroBiogas brings together research, industry, and public authorities to develop the sustainable biogas of the future. Here, Energibyen Skive provides insight into its role, strengths, and areas of collaboration within the project. As part of Accel AgroBiogas, we continuously highlight the project’s partners and their role in developing the sustainable biogas of the future….
How can crop production contribute more directly to biogas production – while at the same time supporting climate and environmental goals? This question came up repeatedly when farmers, advisors and biogas producers met at Plantekongressen 2026 in Herning and Fjordland Congress 2026 in Skive. At both Plantekongressen and Fjordland Congress, there was strong interest in…
In January, Accel AgroBiogas will participate in the Plant Congress 2026 in Herning and the Fjordland Congress in Skive to share knowledge and experience on how biogas production can be accelerated in a sustainable way. Through the project, focused efforts are being made to strengthen the framework conditions for increased biogas production based on agricultural…
Biogas Denmark brought together a record number of participants at this year’s conference, where biogas was once again highlighted as a central part of the future energy system. Chairman Søren Pind welcomed the participants and pointed out that biogas must be seen in close interaction with solar and wind power to ensure balance in the…
A new scientific advisory report from Aarhus University brings valuable insights to the Accel AgroBiogas partnership’s ongoing work on sustainable use of cover crop biomass for biogas production. The report was commissioned by the Danish Ministry for the Green Tripartite (MGTP) following recommendation in the Danish National Bioeconomy Panel, an advisory body that supports government…
