Nordic biomethane company St1 Biokraft on Monday (22 June) said it is supplying liquefied biogas (bio-LNG) to Destination Gotland’s ferry operations during the summer and Almedalen Week 2026.
This is the first time St1 Biokraft has supplied Destination Gotland, and the first time the company can supply a share of Swedish-produced biogas to shipping and to Destination Gotland.
Through the delivery, St1 Biokraft is beginning a collaboration with Destination Gotland and taking an important step in supplying Swedish-produced liquefied biogas to shipping. The delivery corresponds to renewable fuel for around 30 one-way crossings between Visby and Nynäshamn, of which a share is Swedish-produced biogas. The Swedish-produced part corresponds to around 10 crossings.
“We are pleased to begin this new collaboration with Destination Gotland, and it is particularly positive that part of the volume is Swedish-produced. This is a milestone for us, as it is the first time we can supply biogas to shipping in the Baltic Sea. Swedish production capacity is still being built up, but our ambition is to increase our own capacity so that, in future, we can supply only Swedish gas to this type of customer,” said Sohrab Moshiri, Head of Sales, St1 Biokraft.
“We are continuously working to reduce emissions from our operations, and we are very pleased to have purchased large volumes of BioLNG ahead of Almedalen Week and the summer season. It is especially positive that a large share of the order is Swedish-produced, thereby contributing to a local supply for our energy needs,” said Adam Jacobsson, Sales and Marketing Manager at Destination Gotland.
The delivery is being carried out in cooperation with Avenir, which is responsible for bunkering the vessels in the port of Visby. Bio-LNG is produced from organic residual materials from society and can be used as a renewable alternative in areas such as heavy transport, industry and shipping.
Photo credit: Destination Gotland
Published: 24 June, 2026
