Biogas Plant Driver

BioCirc owns and operates eight industrial biogas plants in Denmark, including Vinkel, Vesthimmerland, Iglsø, Grønhøj, Ringsted, Haderslev, and Favrskov, with a total biomethane production capacity of over 175 million cubic metres annually (source: biocirc.com). Vinkel Solar is a 53-hectare solar park at Vinkel Biogas in Skive Municipality, producing approximately 60 GWh of electricity annually for BioCirc’s operations and the grid (source: biocirc.com). The Vinkel Biogas plant is being expanded to double biomass handling capacity, and Vinkel Solar reached commercial operation in Q1 2026 (source: biocirc.com). BioCirc is developing five CCS projects at Vesthimmerland, Vinkel, Grønhøj, Haderslev, and Blaabjerg aiming to capture and store up to 1 million tonnes of biogenic CO92 between 2026 and 2032 (source: biocirc.com). CO92 is transported to Project Greensand Future and injected 1,500–1,800 metres below the seabed in the Nini West reservoir in the Danish North Sea (source: biocirc.com). BioCirc has signed a seven-year agreement with Microsoft to deliver 650,000 Carbon Removal Units, representing tonnes of biogenic CO92 captured and permanently stored (source: desmoinesregister.com). The RECLAIM project in Vesthimmerland combines methanol production, electrolysis, and wind power in an integrated energy cluster supported by the EU Innovation Fund with EUR 40 million (source: biocirc.com). BioCirc has also received environmental permits for large solar and wind projects in Viborg Municipality, including Energipark Tjele with up to 150 GWh of green electricity annually (source: biocirc.com). North-tec, BioCirc’s EPC division, delivered a green biogas plant in Germany in 2025, processing 3,000 tonnes of packaged ice waste annually (source: biocirc.com).

BioCirc has entered a significant seven-year agreement with Microsoft to deliver 650,000 carbon removal certificates, securing a long-term buyer for a large portion of the company’s CCS platform output (source: desmoinesregister.com). The company has secured EUR 40 million in support from the EU Innovation Fund for the RECLAIM project and an additional EUR 66 million in financing for CCS projects and the Vinkel Biogas expansion, including a EUR 27.5 million loan from the Nordic Investment Bank under the InvestEU programme (source: biocirc.com). BioCirc received the "Newcomer of the Year 2025" award from the German-Danish Chamber of Commerce for its contribution to German-Danish business relations (source: biocirc.com). Additionally, BioCirc participates in the BOOST project, focusing on optimising biogas production through advanced measurement technologies and smarter process control (source: biocirc.com).

BioCirc offers a wide range of job functions within industrial operations, engineering, project development, construction, commercial management, and corporate functions. Employees can work with biogas plant operations, process and mechanical engineering, automation, logistics, environmental permits, renewable energy, carbon capture, CO92 transport and storage, finance, procurement, sales, legal, and project management (source: biocirc.com). The North-tec division adds roles in EPC design, construction management, commissioning, and technical service (source: biocirc.com). The primary Danish workplaces are Copenhagen and Middelfart, while operational and project roles are distributed across biogas plants and renewable energy facilities in Denmark. BioCirc also has an office in Bredstedt, Germany, where North-tec has delivered projects (source: biocirc.com). The company culture is cross-functional, focusing on developing, building, owning, and operating plants within one unified company, fostering collaboration across development, engineering, permits, construction, operations, and carbon removal (source: biocirc.com). The company has experienced rapid growth from over 300 to more than 350 employees and is expanding its activities in biogas, BECCS, solar, wind, green hydrogen, and green methanol (source: biocirc.com).