Clean energy from Norwegian forests

Tomorrow’s oil comes from the forest

Biofuel can be a novel Norwegian industrial venture. Norway’s forests contain an abundant, sustainable growth surplus, and we have professional competence from the wood processing and petroleum industries.

With a vast and predictable market expanding domestically and in the EU, Norway has every opportunity to establish a novel, future-oriented, green industry. Biozin intends to be a significant player in this field.

The green transition in Norway

Norway already has regulation requirements for biofuel sales intended for the transportation sector. Those who sell fuel must ensure that the blending requirements for biofuels are met.

A subsequent requirement is that a defined percentage of all fuels sold must be advanced biofuel. Advanced biofuels are mainly produced from residues and waste from the food industry, agriculture, or forestry and come from raw materials that cannot be used as food or animal feed. Advanced biofuel is double-counted in regulation requirement accounts, which means that one litre of advanced biofuel equals two litres of conventional biofuel.

Utilising new technology, Biozin will use residues from the forestry and wood processing industries to manufacture renewable and sustainable advanced biofuel. Biozin’s production will be based on sustainable raw materials, and all resulting products will comply with requirements set in Norway and the EU.