Biogas Action – Network between biogas plants Denmark
The background for forming a network between biogas plants is that plants are not competitors, although they operate on a free market. Instead they want to make sure that they are operating their plants in the most efficient way possible; creating the need for a network.
Illustration : BiogasAction
The background for forming a network between biogas plants is that plants are not competitors, although they operate on a free market. Instead, they want to make sure that they are operating their plants in the most efficient way possible. When the biogas business in Denmark took off, biogas plants had a national forum, where they could share knowledge. This was subsequently cancelled by the Danish state which created the need for a new forum.
Aims and Objectives of this action
The purposes of these networks are :
- To inform the institutions about challenges within the business in relation to competences.
- To develop courses and education for the biogas business.
- To raise the knowledge about biogas at the educational institutions.
Results and contribution from BiogasAction
The network has made it possible to offer two types of education that can be fitted to the biogas business. We now have a vocational and a diploma education. We have also raised the knowledge about biogas at educational institutions. Teachers have been participating in knowledge sharing at biogas plants. They have been surprised by the size and technical complexity of biogas plants.
More: Find out more on BiogasAction here
EC Network website: http://www.ecnetwork.dk
Contact: ecn@ecnetwork.dk
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