- EemsGas receives €30M subsidy for a €100M green gas plant in the Netherlands.
- The plant will produce 18 million cubic meters of green gas annually from demolition wood.
- EemsGas collaborates with TNO for gasification technology.
- The project aligns with the Wennink Report on energy and climate investments.
Investment and Subsidy
EemsGas, a major green gas production facility in the Netherlands, has secured a €30 million DEI+ investment subsidy from the Dutch government. This subsidy is part of a €100 million investment for constructing a plant that will produce green gas from demolition wood.
Project Details
The plant is expected to deliver 18 million cubic meters of green gas annually, significantly surpassing the production volumes of conventional facilities. The project is a result of a thorough technical and economic evaluation, considering its contribution to the energy transition and the financial backing from shareholders.
Collaboration and Technology
EemsGas has partnered with TNO to incorporate advanced gasification technology into the plant. This collaboration aims to create a scalable blueprint for green gas production that can be replicated at other locations in the Netherlands and beyond.
Alignment with Energy Goals
The EemsGas project aligns with the recommendations of the Wennink Report, which focuses on public investments in energy and climate technology. The new facility represents a significant step towards scaling up green gas production in the Netherlands, contributing to the country's energy transition efforts.
