The British company Greenergy, which specializes in the production of biodiesel production of biodiesel from waste, has renewed its lease agreement with the Port of Amsterdam for a further ten years.has renewed its lease agreement with the Port of Amsterdam for a new ten-year period. This measure reinforces the operational continuity of its plant in the Netherlands and consolidates its commitment to the energy transition in Europe.
Greenergy in Amsterdam strengthens sustainable production
Since acquiring the plant in 2018, Greenergy has invested in its technological transformation to adapt it to the processing of used oils. With the expansion works completed in 2024, the production capacity increased by 25%, making it possible to process a wider range of oily waste. This development responds to the growing demand for renewable fuels in the European context.
The Dutch government’s regulatory backing has been crucial for this type of investment. The authorities have established a clear roadmap to progressively increase biofuel blending mandates over the next five years. This predictability has generated confidence in producers and favored long-term industrial commitments.
The port as a clean energy node
Adam Traeger, CEO of Greenergy, noted that the contract extension reaffirms his confidence in the regulatory environment in the Netherlands. He stressed that, in the face of stable policy frameworks, the company is willing to continue investing in infrastructure that contributes to the decarbonization of transport.
For his part, Koen Overtoom, chief executive officer of the Port of Amsterdam, stressed that this renovation supports the vision of making the port a key node for renewable fuels. renewable fuels in Europe. in Europe. The available infrastructure will allow Greenergy to optimize its operations within a port environment committed to sustainability.
With this strategic decision, Greenergy secures its role as a reliable supplier of advanced biofuels, in line with regional climateGreenergy’s strategic decision ensures its role as a reliable supplier of advanced biofuels, in line with regional climate targets and the growing need for low-carbon energy options.
Source and photo: Greenergy
