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Xergi Expands Its Presence in Asia

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3 May 2017

- 'We happy to announce, that we have teamed up with Sumitomo Seika Chemicals Co. to be able to address the market in Japan, so now we are able to offer full turnkey solutions for the Japanese market', says Jørgen Ballermann, CEO of Xergi.

Sumitomo Seika is a strong player on the Japanese market, and is already experienced within the gas industry. The cooperation between Sumitomo Seika and Xergi will exploit the synergies between Sumitomo Seika’s gas engineering know-how in Japan and Xergi’s internationally leading biogas technology platform.

Major growth region

Asia is considered a major growth region in the biogas industry. Xergi has over a period been focusing on addressing the market in Asia, and several countries are currently being targeted. In Japan the demand for a stable supply of renewable energy into the grid is a very important element in the development of the biogas industry, and Xergi is pleased to contribute the conversion of the energy supply into renewable, while our projects also contribute to community development and prevention of global warming.

Furthermore, biogas is increasingly being considered the right choice of technology for an environmental friendly and sustainable solution for waste handling of organic waste.

Japanese strong start

The cooperation with Sumitomo Seika is already off to a good start, and the pipeline of projects is very strong. There is a strong demand for the full line of products which Xergi offers together with Sumitomo Seika: Full turnkey biogas plants, design and engineering, procurement and construction, together with full support for project development, plant start-up and commissioning, supply of spare parts and service packages such as operations and maintenance, surveillance, and biological support.

For further information:

Sumitomo Seika Chemicals Co., Ltd.
Engineering and System Department
+81-3-3230-8576

Xergi
Jørgen Ballermann, CEO
+45 2527 9436

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