Learn about biocarbon
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Our mission is to supply heavy industry with biocarbon to decarbonize sectors that have relied on fossil carbon for decades.
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We source locally grown forest residues and other biomass. This ensures our feedstock is renewable, regional and traceable, supporting a circular bio-economy.
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Our facility runs 24/7, driven by a self-built operating system and digital twin. This digital control system monitors every step to ensure safety, consistency, and efficiency.
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In an oxygen-free environment, we heat the biomass at high temperatures. This process is pyrolysis.
Pyrolysis transforms the wood into stable, biocarbon, while releasing volatile gases in a controlled way.
The resulting biocarbon has high carbon fixation. Meaning the carbon remains locked in, ready for industrial use or long-term storage.
Our biocarbon can be used directly in industrial processes that currently rely on fossil carbon, without requiring modifications to existing equipment. This enables cost-effective CO₂ reduction.
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Today we cover 60% of the entire value chain for biocarbon. From sourcing biomass to transport and weighing our trucks we maintain high quality standards, traceability, and reliability.
By anchoring our operations in rural Norrbotten, we help create long-term jobs and opportunities, making it possible for future generations to build their lives and careers here.
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Our bio-carbon can substitute fossil carbon (like coke or coal) in heavy-industry processes. Example in steel, cement, ferroalloys, pelletizing and more.
By replacing fossil carbon, each ton of bio-carbon reduces CO₂ emissions significantly, helping industries meet tightening climate regulations and contributing to a greener future.
What is pyrolysis?
Pyrolysis is a high-temperature process in which biomass, such as woodchips is heated in an oxygen-free environment. Our process reaches temperatures between 600-1000 °C enabling the biomass to break down rapidly. This process restructures the biomass into more stable, carbon-rich compounds, giving the resulting carbon properties that increasingly resemble those of fossil carbon.
Looking to the Future
Looking ahead, we are preparing to scale our operations significantly. By 2030, our goal is to supply up to 30,000 tons of biocarbon annually to industrial customers in Norrbotten. Achieving this requires expanded production capacity, new partnerships across the value chain, and long-term off-take agreements with local industry. With strong regional infrastructure, an experienced team, and proven technology, we are building the foundation for one of Sweden’s most important biocarbon hubs, supporting the large-scale decarbonization of heavy industry
With the large availability of green electricity in northern Sweden, we produce biocarbon with one of the lowest climate footprints in the world
Proving that biocarbon is only as green as the energy behind its production.