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Freija

Freija develops clean fuel production at scale, focusing on eMethane and eLNG made from green hydrogen and captured biogenic CO₂. The company targets 160 tons per day of eLNG production by 2030, with a long-term plan exceeding 1,000 tons per day, serving heavy-duty and maritime transport sectors.

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  • Clean Technology
  • Energy
  • Chemical Technology
Updated 9 days ago

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Product

Problem

Hard-to-abate transport sectors such as long-distance heavy-duty vehicles and deep-sea shipping continue to rely on fossil fuels, contributing significantly to global transport emissions. Clean alternatives exist but are often produced at insufficient scale or with high costs, limiting their adoption and impact on reducing carbon footprints.

Solution

Freija produces clean transport fuels, primarily eMethane and eLNG, by combining green hydrogen with captured biogenic CO₂. The company leverages Nordic renewable power, access to clean baseload electricity, and a unique flexible plant design to enable cost-effective, scalable production. Initial production will be in Finland, serving customers in northern continental Europe. Freija aims to replace fossil LNG with carbon-neutral fuels, enabling material emission reductions across heavy-duty and maritime transport without requiring changes to existing engine technology or fuel infrastructure.

Target Audience

Primary customers are heavy-duty vehicle operators for long-distance transport and maritime companies engaged in deep-sea shipping and cruise operations seeking carbon-neutral fuel alternatives.

Features

  • Production of eMethane and eLNG from green hydrogen and biogenic CO₂, creating a 100% neutral/biogenic CO₂ loop
  • Flexible plant design that enables operations to leverage low-cost renewable power availability
  • Access to high and growing renewable energy share, clean baseload power, and a strong developed electricity grid in the Nordics
  • Well-established technology and value chains that allow direct replacement of fossil LNG in existing applications
  • Unique access to biogenic CO₂ sources and strong shipping and natural gas competence in the region
  • Production capacity targets of 160 tons per day of eLNG by 2030, scaling to over 1,000 tons per day long-term
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