Örnsköldsvik, Västernorrland County

Development of electrofuel plants converting green hydrogen and biogenic CO2 into renewable e-methanol for shipping and aviation sectors

Owner and operator of municipal energy facilities, especially biofuel-powered combined heat and power (CHP) plants

Governmental agency supporting the green transition of Swedish industry through funding and policy

Capture and purification of CO2 from biomass-fired plant emissions.

Electrolyzers are devices that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, enabling the production of low‑carbon or carbon‑free hydrogen when powered by renewable or other non‑emitting electricity sources. Plug Power develops and sells electrolyzer systems as part of its integrated green hydrogen ecosystem, aiming to supply fuel for its own and customers’ fuel cell projects, including potential data center applications.[1][3][8]

Production of synthetic methanol (e-methanol) from green hydrogen and biogenic CO2 using integrated electrolysis and methanol synthesis reactors.