Plant construction with customer focus

Axpo Kompogas has been constructing and operating fermentation plants for over 20 years. Experience from plant operation is used in the further development of the Kompogas process. This exchange of expertise is what makes us unique.

The distinguishing feature of Kompogas plants is their compact and modular design. They excel in operation, with above average high gas yields.

Our services range from initial evaluations and project planning right through to implementation - all this with a permanent focus on the customer's needs.

Kompogas plants are currently running at these locations worldwide (interactive map):

More Kompogas plants overseas:

Japan
- Kyoto
- Kyoto (Demo)

Emirate Qatar
- Doha

Caribbean
- Martinique (France)

Currrent news

New Kompogas Film
01.11.2012

Take a look at the new film and see how Axpo Kompogas takes out energy out of organic waste. More

Construction of the new plant in Zurich has begun
09.08.2012

From 2013 onwards, the City of Zurich will collect and ferment organic waste before using the generated biogas as an environmentally friendly, renewable energy source. The plant will be built by Axpo Kompogas AG as general constructor. Monitor the progress over the Internet through our live webcam.

Axpo Kompogas increases agitator technology

Axpo Kompogas continues to increase its agitator technology and has therefore installed a complete measurement technology to its latest digester in Switzerland. The results will be used to develop the agitator technology for the new generation of digesters. More

Announcements

The Kompogas plant in Chavornay uses organic waste and saves CO2

The new Kompogas plant in Chavornay (VD) begins operation on 20 June 2011 and will immediately start to feed power from biomass, the new renewable energy source, into the public grid. The system uses around 20,000 tonnes of organic waste annually, and from it produces heat and organic fertilisers as well as green electricity. On Saturday, 25 June 2011 it is officially opened together with the local population.