Solør Bioenergi Holding AS is a Norwegian bioenergy and district heating company within the Solör Bioenergy Group. It develops, owns, and operates biomass-fueled energy plants and local heating networks, supplying heat and steam to municipalities, commercial buildings, and industrial customers. The company’s energy production primarily uses wood-based fuels such as chips and residues, supporting renewable heat and resource efficiency.
Through its network of plants and fuel logistics, Solør Bioenergi focuses on stable, local energy delivery and the decarbonization of heat in Norway. Its activities span fuel sourcing and preparation, plant operation, and customer heat services, contributing to the use of sustainable biomass in the Nordic energy mix.
The Rakkestad facility captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy, producing food-grade CO₂. It highlights rapid industrial carbon capture implementation and future expansion plans.
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.
