DBG Bio Energy B.V. Managing Director, Berkay Güres, announces the opening of the DBG Technology Center in Limburg, the Netherlands

4th November 2021, Amsterdam. Today, DBG Bio Energy B.V. Managing Director, Berkay Güres, announced the opening of the DBG Technology Center in the province of Limburg, the Netherlands.

Throughout 2020 and 2021, DBG Bio Energy B.V. has been developing their full plan to process industrial waste streams into green gas and other green products, with the aim to be operational by the end of 2022.

Recently, we announced the location of our first DBG manufacturing site in Delfzijl, Groningen, the Netherlands. Here, we will produce BioLNG, Liquid CO2 and green fertilizer from an entirely organic feed stock.

As a next important strategic development, we now opened the doors of our own dedicated DBG Technology Center in the Province of Limburg, the Netherlands. This new DBG Technology Center will support our current and future activities related to industrial waste streams and green end products. 

The DBG Technology Center will enable us to remain at the forefront of innovations in the field of creating green energy and other green end products like organic fertilizer. It also provides a scientific opportunity to analyze different types of feed stock and further customize products for different applications. We will give special attention to applications dedicated to the agricultural industry by means of optimizing organic fertilizers.

Berkay Güres, Managing Director of DBG said : “I am really happy and proud that we now have our own DBG Technology Center. It will accelerate our innovation initiatives and fulfill our current practical needs related to analyzing and testing of samples, scanning and approving raw materials, which, so far have been outsourced to third parties. Besides continuation of working with research institutions, we have created an opportunity to expand our efforts of innovation and collaboration with feed stock companies, offtake parties, engineering companies as well as academic institutions. Another important milestone!”