Finland’s VTT Technical Research Centre and LUT University have concluded a three-year project exploring how carbon dioxide emissions from pulp mills could be captured and converted into raw materials for renewable plastics and e-fuels.
Nordics financial company Nordea has signed a multi-year carbon removals contract with Norwegian company Inherit Carbon Solutions to capture and store at least 68,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere.
The European Commission has approved a €2.3bn Finnish scheme to support investments in strategic sectors and help industrial companies decarbonise their production processes and transition to a Net Zero economy.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) captured directly from the air is being used to develop sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) in a demonstration project in Finland.
Making protein from thin air – or at least from carbon dioxide from direct air capture – is the mission of Solar Foods. Anthony Wright reports on the company’s progress
Blastr Green Steel (Blastr) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with INTERFER Edelstahl Group, a leading European steel trading company, for the annual supply of 150,000 tonnes of ultra-low CO₂ steel products.
Suomen Lantakaasu Oy has announced the start of construction this winter on a biogas plant in Kiuruvesi, Finland, which aims to produce renewable liquefied biogas (LBG) primarily from cattle farm manure and agricultural byproducts.
The TwinShip data decarbonisation project – to be sponsored by the European Union and run from 2025-2028 – will involve a consortium comprising more than a dozen service providers.
Neste has withdrawn from investing into a 120 MW electrolyser project to produce renewable hydrogen at its Porvoo refinery in Finland.
Exploration and development company 80 Mile has reported “significant concentrations” of natural hydrogen and helium at its Hammaslahti project in Finland.
