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Mash Makes A/S is a green tech company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish company's main goal is to produce carbon-negative biofuel from various waste streams, including agricultural waste, using automated machines. The biofuel produced by Mash Makes has the ability to offset the CO2 emissions of the entire fuel when blended, and an important by-product of the process is biochar, which can be used to enrich the soil. The private company was founded in 2015 by Thomas James Howard, Jon Skovgaard-Petersen, and the CEO is Jakob Axel Bejbro Andersen.

Mash Makes A/S is a green tech company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish company's main goal is to produce carbon-negative biofuel from various waste streams, including agricultural waste, using automated machines. The biofuel produced by Mash Makes has the ability to offset the CO2 emissions of the entire fuel when blended, and an important by-product of the process is biochar, which can be used to enrich the soil. The private company was founded in 2015 by Thomas James Howard, Jon Skovgaard-Petersen, and the CEO is Jakob Axel Bejbro Andersen.

Mash Makes A/S is a green tech company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish company's main goal is to produce carbon-negative biofuel from various waste streams, including agricultural waste, using automated machines. The biofuel produced by Mash Makes has the ability to offset the CO2 emissions of the entire fuel when blended, and an important by-product of the process is biochar, which can be used to enrich the soil. The private company was founded in 2015 by Thomas James Howard, Jon Skovgaard-Petersen, and the CEO is Jakob Axel Bejbro Andersen.

Mash Makes A/S is a green tech company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish company's main goal is to produce carbon-negative biofuel from various waste streams, including agricultural waste, using automated machines. The biofuel produced by Mash Makes has the ability to offset the CO2 emissions of the entire fuel when blended, and an important by-product of the process is biochar, which can be used to enrich the soil. The private company was founded in 2015 by Thomas James Howard, Jon Skovgaard-Petersen, and the CEO is Jakob Axel Bejbro Andersen.