Our Projects

With a regional heat network, we are able to offer around 100,000 households in the Twente urban area a sustainable alternative to natural gas.

Royal Grolsch aims to be fully climate-neutral by 2025. Twence is contributing to that aim by supplying energy in the form of hot water through a heat network.

At Solar Park 't Rikkerink in Ambt Delden, we generate green electricity for 4,350 households.

We are developing a solar park on our Elhorst-Vloedbelt site, a former landfill site in Zenderen. This solar park will generate sustainable energy for more than 2,800 households from 2022 onwards.

Manure contains a lot of valuable raw materials and energy that we can reintroduce into the cycle. To accomplish this, we are building a manure valorisation plant in Zenderen. We are also contributing to a solution for the manure surplus by doing this.

Twence makes Keurcompost (certified compost) from vegetable, fruit and garden (VFG) waste. This compost is full of organic and nutritious substances. We use it as a soil enricher and close the cycle this way.

Is it possible to recover fatty acids from fruit, vegetable and garden waste? We are researching this in the European research programme Volatile.

We produce pyrolysis oil from sawdust, a waste product from wood. Friesland Campina uses this oil for its production processes.