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Swedish Energy Company Coming to Bowie

The Swedish energy company, Swebo Bioenergy International, will be opening up it’s North American Headquarters in Bowie, Maryland.

As the president of a company that converts manure into energy, Mattias Lindgren has heard just about every joke there is about cow pies and horse patties.

Now, it looks like Lindgren will have the last laugh.

The grant comes just days after Swebo, a Swedish bioenergy company, signed a lease for 2,500 square feet of office space on Tesla Drive in Bowie.

On Feb. 23, Swebo Bioenergy International was awarded a $477,857 grant from the Maryland Energy Administration. The grant, which is funded by federal stimulus money, is part of the Clean Energy Economic Development Initiative meant to create both jobs and clean energy in Maryland.

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