Naskeo Environnement

Naskeo Environnement is the leader in producing energy from waste through methanisation. We offer cost-effective and sustainable solutions that enable our customers (mainly farmers, breeders and industries) to identify a source of additional income through the recycling of their organic waste and to produce sustainable energy. Naskeo Environnement carries out the development, design, construction and maintenance of methanisation units for processing, removal of waste and the guaranteed production of renewable energy through biogas conversion. Naskeo is ISO 9001 certified and ensures optimal quality management. Created 10 years ago, Naskeo Environnement is an independent French company that now has more than 19 biogas units in France. Naskeo Environnement also has a research and development laboratory that contributes to the latest technical advances in the biogas sector and develops innovative solutions. Over the last 5 years, Methajade, founded in 2009 and incorporated in 2014 by Naskeo Environnement, has developed expertise in "discontinuous dry" biogas production, a process which is particularly suitable for methanisation units on farms. Methajade has quickly established itself as a leader in this technology: the company has built 4 units operating on this principle and has a portfolio of 10 projects signed off for construction in the coming months. Methajade naturally complements the range of technologies offered by Naskeo Environnement. Thus the group has the ability to direct its clients towards the most appropriate technical solutions, regardless of whether this uses the liquid or continuous or discontinuous dry processes. Since 2009, Methajade has constructed turnkey methanisation units relying on extensive experience in the agricultural sector. Methajade is an innovative company which aims to meet current and future energy and environmental challenges. The company operates in France and abroad and provides biogas technologies suitable for liquid and solid waste. It has expertise in the "discontinuous dry process" adapted to deposits with dry matter content greater than 15%.