But that acquisition is not planned until mid-August, in the form of a share transaction. A solution would then have to lie in the biogas plant, which in its current form will receive a new permit, which would then be transferred to the intended American party this summer. “If GS wants green gas production to remain in Bunschoten, this is the only chance,” said Van de Groep’s lawyer.
All signals on red for green gas in Bunschoten, biogas plant gets one more week
