Since 2022, Denmark has made biosolutions a national priority, investing strategically in infrastructure to help companies move from research to large-scale production. A key part of this effort is Biosolutions Zealand, a lighthouse initiative supported by the Danish Board of Business Development.
Biosolutions Zealand brings together a broad public-private consortium of companies, research institutions, municipalities, and regional actors. The initiative has established a strong foundation of test, pilot, and demonstration facilities, fostered innovation collaborations, introduced scale-up vouchers for SMEs, and created a national overview of infrastructure to make facilities more accessible.
The recent allocation of DKK 44 million (EUR 5.89 million) to Fermhub Zealand and the Danish Technological Institute builds on this foundation, reflecting the strong political commitment to expanding Denmark’s biosolutions capacity. The funding is part of a new DKK 60 million (EUR 8.05 million) pool set aside by the Danish Government and Parliament to further boost biosolutions in Denmark.