Its roles FEED EPCM PMC / Owner's engineer
AFRY is a Swedish–Finnish engineering, design and advisory group formed through the merger of ÅF and Pöyry. It provides multidisciplinary consulting and engineering services to the energy, process industries, and infrastructure sectors worldwide.
For the chemical industry, AFRY delivers techno‑economic and feasibility studies, process design and integration, safety and risk assessments, environmental permitting, owner’s engineering, and EPCM/project management for greenfield and brownfield projects. Focus areas include hydrogen and Power‑to‑X, ammonia and methanol, bio‑based chemicals and fuels, carbon capture and utilization, and related storage and logistics.
The company supports clients with decarbonization strategies, lifecycle cost analysis, and digital solutions across project development, execution, and operations. AFRY is headquartered in Sweden with offices across Europe and other regions.
Also known as ÅF Pöyry AB, ÅF, Pöyry, AFRY AB (publ), and ÅF Pöyry.
chemXplore tracks 11 projects involving AFRY, of which 7 are active.
Besides these 7, the record holds 3 completed projects and 1 on hold.
7 more active projects and the 4 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 11 in chemXplore →
2 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Revenue rose to SEK 30.4bn and operating profit to SEK 5.4bn (SEK 4.9bn excl. PIR). Stable production; records at Kevitsa and Harjavalta; agreement to buy 64.68% of Nexa Resources.
Technical advisory for offshore and onshore LNG receiving, subsea pipelines and a CCPP serving a 1.5 GW LNG‑to‑power development in Hung Yen, Vietnam.
FEED covers process design, plant engineering, HSE and OEM coordination for a 115,000 t/y e‑methanol plant using 175 MW electrolysis and biogenic CO₂.
Contracts worth >SEK100m launch ~1-year FEED for a 115,000 t/yr e‑methanol plant using renewable electricity and biogenic CO2; FID 2028, commissioning 2031.
115,000 t/y e‑methanol plant in Östersund using modular ModuLite tech; FID targeted 2028; will combine renewable hydrogen with biogenic CO₂ and use existing road/rail logistics.
EU antitrust clearance allows Germany’s first CO₂ export terminal in Bremen to target operations from 2031, initially handling ~2.3 Mtpa, expandable to ~4 Mtpa.
Five-year supply of 300,000 t/yr certified soybean oil (total >1 Mt) for SAF and renewable diesel at a Bahia biorefinery due to start operations in 2029.
Integrated deal secures used cooking oil feedstock and offtake for a HEFA biorefinery, linking production to North American and European markets.
