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Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a privately held Danish energy producer founded in 2017 and headquartered in Vrå, North Jutland. The company operates an integrated dual-technology platform consisting of a Sauter biogas plant and a 20 MW Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis facility inaugurated in 2024 — the first commercial pyrolysis plant in Denmark. The Sauter system uses sprinkler-based mixing rather than mechanical agitation, with reactor zoning and high dry-matter capability that allows efficient processing of straw and other agricultural residues that conventional biogas plants typically cannot handle. Annual biogas output is 14 million cubic meters, upgraded to biomethane and injected into the Danish national gas grid.

The pyrolysis plant processes 40,000 tons per year of residual fibres from the biogas operation at 600°C in oxygen-free conditions, producing bio-oil, pyrolysis gas, and approximately 14,000 tons of biochar annually. The biochar is returned to local farmland as a long-term carbon storage and soil amendment, equivalent to roughly 26,000 tons of CO2 removed from the atmosphere per year. Digestate by-products (biogylle and biofibres) are likewise distributed as biofertilizer to regional farms, closing a circular biomass loop.

The company sells biomethane to the Danish gas grid, distributes biochar and biofertilizer to local agricultural land, and engages in B2B biomass-supply partnerships with North Jutland farms through direct enterprise field sales and an emerging supplier co-ownership model. Founder Daniel Overgaard Pedersen owns 75% and also operates Brobak Landbrug, a 3,500-sow farm across 1,000 hectares; Swedish biogas operator ST1 Biokraft holds the remaining 25%. The company employs 13 people across production, operations, supplier relations, communications, and management.

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Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a Danish energy producer operating an integrated Sauter biogas plant and Denmark's first commercial Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis facility, converting regional agricultural residual biomass into biomethane for the Danish gas grid, biochar for soil carbon storage, and biofertilizer for North Jutland farms.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersVrå, Denmark
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Vrå
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Denmark
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
biogas production, biomethane generation, pyrolysis biochar, agricultural biomass conversion, carbon storage solutions
Industry6 codes
1Biogas Upgrading-to-Power (Biomethane-to-Power, Pipeline Injection + Power)
CodeEUACAIAJPrimaryYes
2RNG Upgrading, Purification & Conditioning (Membranes, PSA, Amine, Cryogenic)
CodeEUAAAEADPrimaryNo
3Gasification & Pyrolysis-to-Power (Waste/Biomass Advanced Thermal)
CodeEUACAIALPrimaryNo
4Biogas Upgrading to RNG & Injection/Fueling (Gas Cleanup, Compression)
CodeEUAIAEAFPrimaryNo
5Organics-to-Energy & CHP from Biogas (On-site Power/Heat)
CodeEUAIAEAGPrimaryNo
6Biofuels & Renewable Fuels Switching (Biomethane/RNG, Bio-oils, Sustainable Biomass)
CodeEUABAJADPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Biomass Electric Power Generation221117
SIC code1 code
  • Cogeneration Services & Small Power Producers4991
Product category
Renewable Biogas and Bioenergy Production
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Revenue model3 records
1Biomethane Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Biogas is upgraded to biomethane and delivered directly to the Danish gas network. This is the primary energy product, contributing to national energy self-sufficiency by replacing fossil natural gas.

vraa.agrienergy.dk
2Biokul (Biochar) Production
TypeOne Time License
Description

The pyrolysis process produces biokul as a byproduct. Biokul is spread on agricultural land and plowed into the soil, where it stores carbon long-term. Biokul also serves as fertilizer and soil improvement product.

vraa.agrienergy.dk
3Biofertilizer Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The material remaining after biogas treatment (biogylle and biofibres) can be used as fertilizer in agriculture. Biofibres can also be used in the pyrolysis plant for further biomass utilization.

vraa.agrienergy.dk
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Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
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B2B
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Agri Energy Vrå P/S operates an integrated dual-technology facility that converts locally sourced agricultural biomass (manure, deep litter, straw, and other residual biomass) into biomethane supplied to the Danish gas grid and biochar used as a soil amendment and carbon storage medium. The site combines a Sauter biogas plant (14 million m³/year capacity) with a 20 MW Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis plant (40,000 tons residual fibre processing, producing 14,000 tons biochar/year), forming a circular biomass-to-energy-and-carbon system.

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  • Removes approximately 26,000 tons CO2 from the atmosphere annually through biokul production
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Product overview1 text field

Agri Energy Vrå P/S operates an integrated, dual-technology energy production system combining a Sauter biogas plant with a Stiesdal SkyClean commercial pyrolysis plant. The Sauter biogas plant processes locally sourced agricultural biomass (manure, deep-litter, straw, and other residual biomass) to produce 14 million cubic metres of biogas per year, upgraded to biometan and supplied to the Danish gas network. The pyrolysis plant — a 20 MW SkyClean facility inaugurated in 2024 as Denmark's first commercial pyrolysis plant — processes 40,000 tons of residual fibres from the biogas plant to generate additional green energy (bio-oil and pyrolysis gas) and 14,000 tons of biochar per year. The biochar is returned to farmland as a fertiliser and soil amendment while providing permanent CO₂ storage. The company also produces agricultural fertiliser (bio-slurry and bio-fibres) from its biogas process. The overall portfolio is a unified integrated system where each stage's by-products feed into the next: biogas by-products power pyrolysis, and pyrolysis by-products return to agriculture.

Product and service1 record
1Biometan (Upgraded Biomethane)
Scale indicator6 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

Strategic partnership for the 20MW SkyClean pyrolysis plant, which is Denmark's first commercial pyrolysis facility. Stiesdal provided the pyrolysis technology that enables conversion of 40,000 tons of residual fibres into 14,000 tons of biokul annually, achieving approximately 26,000 tons CO2 removal from the atmosphere.

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Peers10 records
1Maabjerg Energy Center
TypeDirect peer
Description

Large-scale Danish biogas and energy facility in Holstebro combining anaerobic digestion with combined heat and power. Comparable agricultural-feedstock biogas model serving the Danish energy system, though oriented to CHP rather than pure biomethane-to-grid.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nordic biomethane and LNG producer operating anaerobic-digestion plants in Finland and Sweden. Directly comparable in biomethane production from agricultural and organic waste, with overlapping distribution into Nordic gas networks.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Danish green-fuels company focused on green hydrogen but with adjacent biomethane and e-fuel activities. Comparable as a Danish green-energy producer serving decarbonization end-markets, though its primary technology pathway (electrolysis) differs from Agri Energy Vrå's biomass route.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major Swedish district heating and energy company with significant biomass-CHP operations and biochar by-products. Overlaps with Agri Energy Vrå in biomass-to-energy and biochar, but at much larger scale and as part of an integrated heating utility.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Denmark's largest biogas producer, operating multiple anaerobic-digestion plants that upgrade biogas to biomethane for the Danish gas grid. Highly comparable business model, technology base, and offtake channel to Agri Energy Vrå, but at materially larger scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Swedish municipal energy company with a biogas division producing biomethane from organic waste. Comparable in feedstock-to-biomethane conversion, but operates as part of a broader multi-utility portfolio rather than a dedicated biogas specialist.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Swedish owner of 25% of Agri Energy Vrå and a Nordic-wide biogas operator with facilities in Sweden, Norway, and Finland. Overlaps in biomethane production and agricultural feedstock, but at significantly broader Nordic scale and as a strategic/financial partner rather than a single-site competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish energy company combining biogas production with pyrolysis and biochar output from agricultural biomass. Highly comparable to Agri Energy Vrå as a Danish integrated biogas-and-pyrolysis operator targeting biomethane and carbon removal.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish biogas company operating anaerobic-digestion facilities that produce biomethane from agricultural and industrial organic waste. Direct competitor in the same Danish biomethane-to-grid value chain, with overlapping feedstock and customer profile.

10Hashøj Biogas
TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish biogas plant producing biomethane from agricultural waste in Zealand. Operates with a similar farmer-supplier model in Denmark and sells upgraded gas into the national grid, making it a close geographic and operational peer.

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Agri Energy Vrå P/S

Renewable Biogas and Bioenergy Productionvraa.agrienergy.dk

Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a Danish energy producer operating an integrated Sauter biogas plant and Denmark's first commercial Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis facility, converting regional agricultural residual biomass into biomethane for the Danish gas grid, biochar for soil carbon storage, and biofertilizer for North Jutland farms.

What Agri Energy Vrå P/S does

Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a privately held Danish energy producer founded in 2017 and headquartered in Vrå, North Jutland. The company operates an integrated dual-technology platform consisting of a Sauter biogas plant and a 20 MW Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis facility inaugurated in 2024 — the first commercial pyrolysis plant in Denmark. The Sauter system uses sprinkler-based mixing rather than mechanical agitation, with reactor zoning and high dry-matter capability that allows efficient processing of straw and other agricultural residues that conventional biogas plants typically cannot handle. Annual biogas output is 14 million cubic meters, upgraded to biomethane and injected into the Danish national gas grid.

The pyrolysis plant processes 40,000 tons per year of residual fibres from the biogas operation at 600°C in oxygen-free conditions, producing bio-oil, pyrolysis gas, and approximately 14,000 tons of biochar annually. The biochar is returned to local farmland as a long-term carbon storage and soil amendment, equivalent to roughly 26,000 tons of CO2 removed from the atmosphere per year. Digestate by-products (biogylle and biofibres) are likewise distributed as biofertilizer to regional farms, closing a circular biomass loop.

The company sells biomethane to the Danish gas grid, distributes biochar and biofertilizer to local agricultural land, and engages in B2B biomass-supply partnerships with North Jutland farms through direct enterprise field sales and an emerging supplier co-ownership model. Founder Daniel Overgaard Pedersen owns 75% and also operates Brobak Landbrug, a 3,500-sow farm across 1,000 hectares; Swedish biogas operator ST1 Biokraft holds the remaining 25%. The company employs 13 people across production, operations, supplier relations, communications, and management.

Agri Energy Vrå P/S firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Agri Energy Vrå P/S
Legal name
Agri Energy Vrå P/S
Website
https://vraa.agrienergy.dk
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a Danish energy producer operating an integrated Sauter biogas plant and Denmark's first commercial Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis facility, converting regional agricultural residual biomass into biomethane for the Danish gas grid, biochar for soil carbon storage, and biofertilizer for North Jutland farms.
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Agri Energy Vrå P/S industry classification

Industry
Product category
Renewable Biogas and Bioenergy Production
NAICS
Biomass Electric Power Generation (221117)
SIC
Cogeneration Services & Small Power Producers (4991)
akta.pro primary industry
Biogas Upgrading-to-Power (Biomethane-to-Power, Pipeline Injection + Power) (EUACAIAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
RNG Upgrading, Purification & Conditioning (Membranes, PSA, Amine, Cryogenic) (EUAAAEAD), Gasification & Pyrolysis-to-Power (Waste/Biomass Advanced Thermal) (EUACAIAL), Biogas Upgrading to RNG & Injection/Fueling (Gas Cleanup, Compression) (EUAIAEAF), Organics-to-Energy & CHP from Biogas (On-site Power/Heat) (EUAIAEAG), Biofuels & Renewable Fuels Switching (Biomethane/RNG, Bio-oils, Sustainable Biomass) (EUABAJAD)

Keywords

  • Biogas production
  • Biomethane generation
  • Pyrolysis biochar
  • Agricultural biomass conversion
  • Carbon storage solutions

Where Agri Energy Vrå P/S is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Vrå
HQ country
Denmark
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Agri Energy Vrå P/S business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Biomethane Sales: Biogas is upgraded to biomethane and delivered directly to the Danish gas network. This is the primary energy product, contributing to national energy self-sufficiency by replacing fossil natural gas.
  2. Biokul (Biochar) Production: The pyrolysis process produces biokul as a byproduct. Biokul is spread on agricultural land and plowed into the soil, where it stores carbon long-term. Biokul also serves as fertilizer and soil improvement product.
  3. Biofertilizer Sales: The material remaining after biogas treatment (biogylle and biofibres) can be used as fertilizer in agriculture. Biofibres can also be used in the pyrolysis plant for further biomass utilization.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Agri Energy Vrå P/S product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Agri Energy Vrå P/S operates an integrated dual-technology facility that converts locally sourced agricultural biomass (manure, deep litter, straw, and other residual biomass) into biomethane supplied to the Danish gas grid and biochar used as a soil amendment and carbon storage medium. The site combines a Sauter biogas plant (14 million m³/year capacity) with a 20 MW Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis plant (40,000 tons residual fibre processing, producing 14,000 tons biochar/year), forming a circular biomass-to-energy-and-carbon system.

Product overview

Agri Energy Vrå P/S operates an integrated, dual-technology energy production system combining a Sauter biogas plant with a Stiesdal SkyClean commercial pyrolysis plant. The Sauter biogas plant processes locally sourced agricultural biomass (manure, deep-litter, straw, and other residual biomass) to produce 14 million cubic metres of biogas per year, upgraded to biometan and supplied to the Danish gas network. The pyrolysis plant — a 20 MW SkyClean facility inaugurated in 2024 as Denmark's first commercial pyrolysis plant — processes 40,000 tons of residual fibres from the biogas plant to generate additional green energy (bio-oil and pyrolysis gas) and 14,000 tons of biochar per year. The biochar is returned to farmland as a fertiliser and soil amendment while providing permanent CO₂ storage. The company also produces agricultural fertiliser (bio-slurry and bio-fibres) from its biogas process. The overall portfolio is a unified integrated system where each stage's by-products feed into the next: biogas by-products power pyrolysis, and pyrolysis by-products return to agriculture.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Biometan (Upgraded Biomethane)

Quantifiable outcome

  • Removes approximately 26,000 tons CO2 from the atmosphere annually through biokul production
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Agri Energy Vrå P/S

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Agri Energy Vrå P/S technology and API

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Feature4 records

Agri Energy Vrå P/S partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Stiesdal SkyCleancoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2024Strategic partnership for the 20MW SkyClean pyrolysis plant, which is Denmark's first commercial pyrolysis facility. Stiesdal provided the pyrolysis technology that enables conversion of 40,000 tons of residual fibres into 14,000 tons of biokul annually, achieving approximately 26,000 tons CO2 removal from the atmosphere.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Agri Energy Vrå P/S competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Maabjerg Energy Center: Large-scale Danish biogas and energy facility in Holstebro combining anaerobic digestion with combined heat and power. Comparable agricultural-feedstock biogas model serving the Danish energy system, though oriented to CHP rather than pure biomethane-to-grid.
  • Gasum: Nordic biomethane and LNG producer operating anaerobic-digestion plants in Finland and Sweden. Directly comparable in biomethane production from agricultural and organic waste, with overlapping distribution into Nordic gas networks.
  • Nature Energy: Denmark's largest biogas producer, operating multiple anaerobic-digestion plants that upgrade biogas to biomethane for the Danish gas grid. Highly comparable business model, technology base, and offtake channel to Agri Energy Vrå, but at materially larger scale.
  • Skovgaard Energy: Danish energy company combining biogas production with pyrolysis and biochar output from agricultural biomass. Highly comparable to Agri Energy Vrå as a Danish integrated biogas-and-pyrolysis operator targeting biomethane and carbon removal.
  • Bigadan: Danish biogas company operating anaerobic-digestion facilities that produce biomethane from agricultural and industrial organic waste. Direct competitor in the same Danish biomethane-to-grid value chain, with overlapping feedstock and customer profile.
  • Hashøj Biogas: Danish biogas plant producing biomethane from agricultural waste in Zealand. Operates with a similar farmer-supplier model in Denmark and sells upgraded gas into the national grid, making it a close geographic and operational peer.

Emerging players

  • Everfuel: Danish green-fuels company focused on green hydrogen but with adjacent biomethane and e-fuel activities. Comparable as a Danish green-energy producer serving decarbonization end-markets, though its primary technology pathway (electrolysis) differs from Agri Energy Vrå's biomass route.

Broad incumbents

  • Stockholm Exergi: Major Swedish district heating and energy company with significant biomass-CHP operations and biochar by-products. Overlaps with Agri Energy Vrå in biomass-to-energy and biochar, but at much larger scale and as part of an integrated heating utility.
  • Tekniska Verken: Swedish municipal energy company with a biogas division producing biomethane from organic waste. Comparable in feedstock-to-biomethane conversion, but operates as part of a broader multi-utility portfolio rather than a dedicated biogas specialist.
  • ST1 Biokraft: Swedish owner of 25% of Agri Energy Vrå and a Nordic-wide biogas operator with facilities in Sweden, Norway, and Finland. Overlaps in biomethane production and agricultural feedstock, but at significantly broader Nordic scale and as a strategic/financial partner rather than a single-site competitor.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Agri Energy Vrå P/S social profiles

Digital presence

Agri Energy Vrå P/S financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Agri Energy Vrå P/S leadership team

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Profiles6 records

Agri Energy Vrå P/S funding detail

Funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

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Agri Energy Vrå P/S M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Agri Energy Vrå P/S

What does Agri Energy Vrå P/S do?

Agri Energy Vrå P/S operates an integrated dual-technology facility that converts locally sourced agricultural biomass (manure, deep litter, straw, and other residual biomass) into biomethane supplied to the Danish gas grid and biochar used as a soil amendment and carbon storage medium. The site combines a Sauter biogas plant (14 million m³/year capacity) with a 20 MW Stiesdal SkyClean pyrolysis plant (40,000 tons residual fibre processing, producing 14,000 tons biochar/year), forming a circular biomass-to-energy-and-carbon system.

Is Agri Energy Vrå P/S a public or private company?

Agri Energy Vrå P/S is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Agri Energy Vrå P/S founded?

Agri Energy Vrå P/S was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Agri Energy Vrå P/S based?

Agri Energy Vrå P/S is headquartered in Vrå, Denmark, in the Europe region.

How does Agri Energy Vrå P/S make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Biomethane Sales are the primary driver. The others are biokul (Biochar) Production and biofertilizer Sales.

Who are Agri Energy Vrå P/S's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Maabjerg Energy Center, Gasum, Nature Energy, Skovgaard Energy, Bigadan and Hashøj Biogas. Everfuel is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Stockholm Exergi, Tekniska Verken and ST1 Biokraft.

Does Agri Energy Vrå P/S have an API?

No public API is recorded for Agri Energy Vrå P/S.

What industry is Agri Energy Vrå P/S in?

Agri Energy Vrå P/S's product category is Renewable Biogas and Bioenergy Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUACAIAJ, Biogas Upgrading-to-Power (Biomethane-to-Power, Pipeline Injection + Power), with a secondary code of EUAAAEAD, RNG Upgrading, Purification & Conditioning (Membranes, PSA, Amine, Cryogenic). Its NAICS code is 221117 and its SIC code is 4991.

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