Plant development and operation will trigger material regional investments and local job creation, while enabling substantial CO2-emission reductions from European transport.

Freija will make eMethane at scale from clean hydrogen and biogenic CO2 based on a cost-competitive, proprietary and modularised solution with an integrated electrolyser facility. Following site selection, the company has issued the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) program report and has started front-end engineering and design studies based on a capex and opex efficient development concept with up to three phases. Each phase equals one plant with annual capacity of up to 58.000 tons of renewable eMethane. Production will start in 2029.