Obligo Investment Management AS

Norwayobligogroup.com

Its role Investor / Financier

project tracked
1
partner companies
5
news articles
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Obligo Investment Management AS (Obligo) is a Norwegian alternative investment manager focused on real assets. The firm structures and manages funds and vehicles for institutional and private investors, with core strategies in Nordic and European real estate, renewable energy, and infrastructure. Headquartered in Oslo and regulated in Norway, Obligo combines investment management with active asset development and ownership.

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Within the energy transition, Obligo backs projects and companies involved in decarbonization, including carbon capture and storage/utilization (CCUS) and other industrial environmental solutions. Its portfolios target long-term, cash‑flowing assets and platform growth across the real economy, with an emphasis on operational performance, regulatory compliance, and sustainability outcomes.

The project Obligo is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Obligo.

Østfold Energi Rakkestad Carbon capture CCU
Phase
Operational / Completed
Where
Norway
Makes
Carbon dioxide
Partners
Carbon Centric , DNB , Enova , Vardar , Østfold Energi

Obligo in chemical industry news

2 July 2026
Carbon Centric shares Rakkestad carbon-capture experience across Nordics

Operational lessons from the Rakkestad CO₂ capture plant were presented at industry conferences in Helsinki, Copenhagen and Trondheim.

16 October 2025
Carbon Centric Opens Norway's First Carbon Capture Facility

The Rakkestad facility captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy, producing food-grade CO₂. It highlights rapid industrial carbon capture implementation and future expansion plans.

29 September 2025
Carbon Centric Launches First CO₂ Capture Plant in Rakkestad

Rakkestad plant begins CO₂ capture from waste incineration, marking a milestone in Norway's carbon capture efforts. Future projects aim to expand capacity and provide carbon removals.

29 January 2024
Carbon Centric to Build Carbon Capture Plant in Norway

The plant will capture 10,000 tons of CO2 annually, converting it to food-grade quality. Funded by NOK 100 million, it aims to reduce emissions and reuse biogenic CO2, with completion by spring 2025.

Where its projects are

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