- Agreements signed on May 16, 2025, for CO₂ capture and waste heat use.
- E-methane facility construction starts in 2026, operations in 2029.
- E-methane is a renewable gas for reducing transport emissions.
- Facility to use renewable electricity for low emissions.
Agreements Overview
On May 16, 2025, Keravan Energia and Nordic Ren-Gas signed agreements to utilize CO₂ from Keravan Energia's bioenergy plant flue gases for e-methane production. Additionally, waste heat from this process will be integrated into Keravan Energia's district heating system.
Project Details
The e-methane facility, planned by Ren-Gas, will be built next to Keravan Energia's bioenergy plant. This location allows efficient use of flue gases and waste heat. Construction is set to begin in 2026, with commercial operations starting in 2029.
Environmental Impact
E-methane, a synthetic renewable gas, aims to reduce emissions in land and marine transport. The facility will operate using renewable electricity, ensuring low emissions throughout the process.
Strategic Importance
The project exemplifies sector integration, combining resources for a sustainable energy system. It strengthens Keravan Energia's position in energy innovation and supports the region's carbon neutrality goals.
