Who is Bennaman?: CNH’s environmental “jewel”

The British company specializes in organic waste utilization technologies. In 2023, it was acquired by CNH Industrial.

Panman It is a company from England, focused on developing solutions for the use of Alternative energies.

Its star product is an innovative technology for producing biomethane Resulting from the use of emissions from organic waste, such as livestock manure.[/vc_column_text]

Deploy the Smartcover solution around the world. It is placed over manure lagoons and captures methane gas which becomes fuel for tractors.
The British company specializes in developing alternative fuels such as methane.

In 2019, Bennamann and CNH Industrial began working together to develop an LNG fuel tank for the New Holland gas tractor prototype.

The relationship flourished, and in 2021, the multinational announced the purchase of a minority stake in the British company to further develop its technological advancements related to production. Alternative fuel.

The transaction is scheduled to be completed in 2023, with the company being fully purchased by the multinational corporation.

Since then, Panman It began operating as a unit of the group, working in conjunction with New Holland in developing Smart covera solution designed to produce biomethane From emissions generated in manure lagoons.

The device acts as a fabric placed over the lakes to capture the hydrogen sulfide (H2S), methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions that escape from the waste. From these emissions, biomethane is produced, suitable for use as fuel.

New Holland now intends to deploy this technology in different parts of the world.

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