Sumitomo Corporation and Denmark's Skovgaard Energy have joined forces to create North Sky A/S, a new joint venture dedicated to expanding biogas production and developing sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) in Denmark. The partnership aims to significantly increase biogas production, with an initial target of 40 million Nm³ annually, sufficient to meet the gas needs of 20,000 Danish households. The joint venture also plans to expand Skovgaard Energy's existing biogas production facilities across Denmark, solidifying the country's position in renewable energy. Biogas, derived from organic waste, offers a carbon-neutral energy solution, aligning with Denmark's goal to power its national gas grid with biogas by 2030. The collaboration will also focus on developing and commercializing e-SAF, a crucial step in decarbonizing the aviation industry. Skovgaard Energy's experience in renewable energy, along with Sumitomo Corporation's extensive business network, is expected to drive the growth of the biogas sector and accelerate e-SAF production. Denmark's reliance on renewable sources for most of its domestic electricity gives it an advantage in procuring green hydrogen, essential for e-SAF production. Overall, the joint venture aims to provide stable and cost-effective biomass-derived CO2 supply for sustainable aviation fuel, contributing to Denmark's renewable energy objectives.