BioCirc Group Holding ApS

BioCirc Group Holding ApS is a Danish circular bioeconomy company founded in 2021 that abates CO2 emissions by producing green energy in the form of electricity, gas, fuel and heat. It describes itself as one of the largest biomethane producers globally and as a developer, owner and operator of integrated circular energy clusters. Its purpose is to accelerate a full and fair green transition at the local level, turning multiple sectors and stakeholders into partners. The company owns and operates eight industrial-scale biogas plants across Denmark, with an annual production capacity of more than 175 million m³ of biomethane, equivalent to roughly 1.9 TWh. Its key operational figures include about 2.0 TWh of green energy capacity per year, roughly 350,000 tonnes of CO2 reduction per year, and about 2.0 million tonnes of food and agricultural waste transformed into biogas per year. BioCirc has set 2030 targets of 7 TWh of biomethane production, 4 million tonnes of CO2 abated, and 8 million tonnes of waste transformed. BioCirc positions itself as a one-stop-shop for municipalities, providing solutions that accelerate the green transition, support local job creation and enhance energy security. Its cluster concept integrates solar and wind power, biogas, electrolysis, pyrolysis and power-to-x technologies. The company has offices in Middelfart and Copenhagen in Denmark and in Bredstedt in Germany, and employs more than 350 people. In 2025 it reported just over 300 employees and revenue of DKK 1.753 billion. Ownership is mixed. All voting rights are held by Maigaard & Molbech II ApS, which is owned by Bendtsen ApS (fully owned by Claus Molbech Bendtsen) and Costa Capital ApS (fully owned by Bertel Maigaard). Other shareholders include Bo Ladegaard Bendtsen, Lars Dalgaard, Esper Goul Jensen and DLG. Activities are delegated through a branched network of subsidiaries covering biogas plants, CCS and RECLAIM projects, and agricultural operations.

BioCirc Group Holding ApS was founded in 2021 as a Danish biogas and green technology company. From its base in Copenhagen, it set out to develop and operate biogas plants and to build integrated circular energy clusters that combine biogas with solar and wind power, electrolysis, pyrolysis and power-to-x technologies. The company grew by assembling a portfolio of industrial-scale biogas plants across Denmark. By the mid-2020s it owned and operated eight such plants, giving it an annual biomethane production capacity of more than 175 million m³, or roughly 1.9 TWh, and making it one of the largest biomethane producers globally. Alongside biomethane it produces renewable electricity and other green energy carriers. BioCirc expanded its footprint beyond Denmark with an office in Bredstedt, Germany, while maintaining Danish offices in Middelfart and Copenhagen. It also moved into carbon capture and storage (CCS) and circular recycling concepts such as RECLAIM, pursued through dedicated subsidiaries. By 2025 the company reported just over 300 employees and revenue of DKK 1.753 billion. Its ownership remained in private hands, with all voting rights held by Maigaard & Molbech II ApS, itself owned by Bendtsen ApS and Costa Capital ApS, alongside other shareholders including DLG. The group's activities are carried out through a deep network of subsidiaries covering individual biogas plants, CCS and RECLAIM projects, and agricultural operations.

• 2025

  Reported just over 300 employees and revenue of DKK 1.753 billion.

• 2021

  BioCirc Group Holding ApS founded in Denmark.

One of the world's largest biomethane producers and a one-stop-shop for municipalities seeking low-cost, large-scale CO2 abatement and a full and fair green transition.

• Biomethane

  Renewable gas produced from food and agricultural waste at industrial-scale biogas plants.

• Renewable electricity

  Green electricity generated alongside biomethane.

• Renewable fuel and heat

  Green energy carriers produced as part of the circular energy cluster.

• CCS facilities

  Carbon capture and storage facilities under construction.

• Power-to-X technologies

  Technologies integrated into BioCirc's energy clusters.

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