Biokraft
Andreas Cederborg is a seasoned business leader with extensive experience in project management, sustainable technology, and operations across various industries. Currently serving as the Business Development Manager at Biokraft, Andreas is responsible for managing early-stage projects, including two large-scale biomethane production facilities. Previously, as the Chief Executive Officer of Recyctec Holding AB, Andreas played a pivotal role in developing a unique glycol recycling method, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. Additional roles at Preem AB included Head of Sales for Special Fuels and various leadership positions in real estate management. Andreas founded Cederborg Kompetens and has held notable positions in student governance, highlighting a commitment to quality education and engagement. Educational qualifications include an MSc in Advanced Finance from Handelshögskolan vid Göteborgs Universitet and an Executive Leadership Program from the Stockholm School of Economics.
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Biokraft
Biokraft supports customers and partners with what we do best, designing and operating biogas plants with high level of resource and energy efficiency. Our core expertise is to develop concepts for resource efficient, high loaded, stable biogas processes where organic waste and residual products are used as substrate. We either own or co-own the biogas facilities that we design and operate, adding value with our qualified expertise in the field of biogas production. Our strength lies in developing resource and economically efficient processes for many different types of substrate. These process concepts include the whole chain from designing biogas plants to the management, pretreatment and digestion of organic material as well as the upgrading of biogas to vehicle fuel grade quality. What differentiates us from many others in the industry is our deep knowledge of the biological process and our focus to use that to fine-tune the digestion process. Years of research and evaluation have resulted in a database covering more than 300 substrates.