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Redo Biosolutions AB is a Swedish limited company (aktiebolag) engaged in the purchase and sale of biogas, as well as the investment and operation of biogas facilities. Its activities encompass the production, upgrading, and liquefaction of biogas, along with the development of filling stations, storage assets, gas installations, and the marketing and distribution of related products.
The company operates primarily in Sweden and forms an integral part of the Redo Biosolutions group, a Norwegian-Swedish enterprise specializing in biomethane and biofertiliser production from organic waste. The group maintains a strong presence across the value chain in the Nordic region, with production sites in Sweden (Sävsjö and Lidköping) and Norway (Tønsberg), and distribution networks supporting decarbonization in industry, land transport, and maritime sectors.
Redo Biosolutions AB serves as the offtaker and distributor for liquefied biogas (bio-LNG or LBG) produced by projects such as the Biogas Västra Skaraborg plant near Vara, Sweden, supplying renewable fuel to reduce emissions in road transport. The broader group is structured as a joint venture with Mobius Renewables holding 51% and Skagerak Energy 49%, positioning Redo as a key player in the Scandinavian renewable gas market following its evolution from earlier gas distribution operations dating back to 2002.
With offices in Göteborg, the company supports the circular economy by transforming waste into valuable energy and fertilizer products, certified for sustainability under Swedish standards.
Also known as Redo.
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Cold commissioning planned for autumn; first biomethane output slated Jan 2027. Plant handles ~370,000 t/yr of agricultural residues and will supply up to 70 GWh/yr for bio‑LNG.
Plant assembly complete after FAT; cold commissioning targeted for autumn. Designed for 370,000 t/yr input and up to 70 GWh biomethane annually, first gas due January 2027.
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