Our Plans
In 2023, we will start the construction of our first e-Fuel plant at Mosjøen, Norway. This plant will be scaled in two stages and will integrate state-of-the-art, validated as well as most efficient and innovative technologies. End of 2024 we will commission the first production line providing 12,5 million liters of renewable fuel annually. In 2026, the plant will reach full capacity and double the production volume to 25 million liters annually.
Based on the initial design of the plant, a blueprint plant with a production capacity of 100 million liters annually will be built until 2029. One of these full-sized plants would effectively cut the current flight emissions of the top 5 most frequently serviced flight routes within Norway by about 50 %.
The modular approach of the blueprint PtL-plant will provide the groundwork for a quick and flexible replication across Norway and the EU.
Karl Hauptmeier
CEO
Lars Bjørn Larsen
CCO
Henning Prigge
External M&A and Financial Advisor (Capcora)
Samuel Schuster
Plant & Expansion Development
Susanne Krøvel
Senior Legal Counsel
Luisa Wagner
Communications & Corporate Development
Ida M. Larsen
Funding and R&D
Carl Berninghausen
Chairman of the Board of Directors (Co-Founder of the Sunfire GmbH and Serial Entrepreneur)
Dr. Christoph Gebald
Co-Founder and Managing Director of Climeworks AG
Frank Wagener
Chief Administrative and Financial Officer at Paul Wurth/SMS group
Pål Selboe Valseth
Managing Director at Valinor AS
Terje Osmundsen
Founder and CEO of Empower New Energy AS
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lux-Airport
Sunfire
Sunfire is a global leader for industrial electrolyzers. Sunfire’s plants, which produce green hydrogen and syngas, enable the sustainable transformation of energy-intensive sectors such as the chemical, fuel and steel industries.
Climeworks
Climeworks' direct air capture technology supports you in achieving your climate targets. The air-captured CO2 can be used as a feedstock for a sustainable industry or removed from the air completely by storing it safely and permanently underground.
Paul Wurth (SMS Group)
As a leading technology provider and plant builder, primarily to the steel industry, Paul Wurth (SMS Group) is committed to contribute its engineering and project execution competences to a climate-friendly transformation of the industry.
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Valinor
Valinor is a Norwegian family-owned investment company specializing in sustainable solutions: Valinor makes early-stage investments in cutting-edge companies to enable solutions for tomorrow.
lux-Airport
lux-Airport is the operating company of Luxembourg airport, a major European cargo hub, that also offers direct flight services to many business and leisure destinations. After achieving the “carbon neutral” certification (level 3+) by ACI, lux-Airport expands its environmental engagement into the production of e-Fuels, to fulfill “Fit for 55” guidelines of the EU Commission.
Mosjøen Industrial Zone, Helgeland region
Mosjøen and the "Nesbruket industrial zone" adjacent to the local aluminum plant and smelter was identified as the site for Norsk e-Fuel's first industrial-sized Power-to-Liquid plant. An option agreement was signed in February 2022 for a 2,4 ha large plot.
The location presents crucial advantages, such as low-priced and abundant availability of renewable electricity, excellent know-how on process industry through the historical industrial heritage, and the potential to be part of special hydrogen and CCUS clusters in the region. The ground is now being prepared for all actors in CCU, Hydrogen and e-Fuel production, and construction will begin in 2023.
Herøya Industrial Park
Herøya Industrial Park has been the first location, that Norsk e-Fuel secured via an options agreement. The agreement was signed in 2020 for a 1,3 ha large site. The location, 150 km south of Oslo, provides the necessary infrastructures for feedstocks and utilities, logistics, and well-trained personnel.
Further locations in the North
Norsk e-Fuel is investigating further locations in the north of Norway, with relevant cooperation with political and industrial partners along the value chain (such as CO2 emitters and suppliers).
