Partners from the energy and agricultural sectors have jointly developed and tested the world's largest pyrolysis plant of 20 MW, which will be used for CO2 capture and green energy.
The SkyClean Scale-up project has won the Innovation Project of the Year 2026.
The award was presented at the Energy Cluster Denmark Annual Meeting in May to Peter Lindholst, Strategic Business Developer, Stiesdal, as representative of SkyClean Scale-up.
This happened after a live vote, where 300 participants in the room could vote for their favorite among the three nominated innovation projects: FOD4Wind, PACMAN and SkyClean Scale-up.
- Through SkyClean Scale-up, it has been possible to create a pyrolysis plant of commercially relevant size and utilize biogenic resources that would otherwise not be used today to create energy and carbon storage. This has all happened in close collaboration with a broad partner group between companies and knowledge institutions across the energy and agricultural sectors, says Peter Lindholst, Strategic Business Developer, Stiesdal in a press release.
The SkyClean Scale-up project ran from 2022 to 2025 with a total budget of DKK 200,582,061. The project has received support from the Danish Energy Agency's Pyrolysis Fund, which is financed by the EU under the NextGenerationEU initiative.
You can read more about the project her.
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