In this in-depth article, reporter Morten Valestrand, explores electro-fuels as a big opportunity for Swedish industry. Which will enable Sweden to provide renewable shipping fuel, as well as helping to balance the electricity grid.

The search for tomorrow’s fuel is under way in many places. Gothenburg company Liquid Wind is planning to build the world’s biggest production plant for e-methanol, which will be produced using wind power and carbon dioxide emissions from the pulp and paper industry.

Startupen Liquid Wind planerar att bygga världens första fullskaliga elektrometanolfabrik i Norrland. På längre sikt vill de bygga sex anläggningar i Sverige, som vardera producerar 45 000 ton koldioxidneutralt bränsle av vindel och återanvänd koldioxid.

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