Vehub helps local communities access the solutions needed to develop their green economy.
Vehub helps local communities access the solutions needed to develop their green economy.
We offer green utility solutions, scaled for local prosumer ownership, and safely operated through Vehub.
Vecycle is the first such solution offered on Vehub – a one-stop waste-to-value solution aimed at creating nutrient circulation within local communities of farmers, businesses, or residents.
Vehub offers the direct channel for onboarding communities interested in a Vecycle solution. Our project development engine makes it easy for locals to implement ambitious greentech projects such as Vecycle, which otherwise have been largely out of reach due to the difficulties in organizing local communities to attain financing and permissions.
And once a solution is implemented, Vehub offers the cloud-based operational platform hosting OS and operational data from every commissioned solution.
Green Island Vecycle is created to boost the combined offer from the Danish biogas community.
Green Island Vecycle is created to boost the combined offer from the Danish biogas community.
The project is born out of the industry’s principal knowledge institution, SEGES Innovation, together with Green Island Group.
SEGES Innovation’s long-standing thought leadership has resulted in best practices across the industry being integrated into one design, facilitated by Green Island Group using collaborative 3D building information modelling across a carefully selected cluster of best-in-class Danish and European suppliers.
The resulting product – fully insured by SEGES Innovation – represents a new industry standard of biogas design and operations.
Vecycle is organizing with Canadian dairy farmers through Green Energy Trading Corporation, a second-tier coop for and by farmers.
The collaboration aims to introduce an economically sound climate agenda for the Canadian dairy industry, planning to eventually expand across farming communities and into other areas of agriculture.