Biomass Companies in Norway

Hallingdal Flisterminal produces and supplies high-quality wood chips (bioflis) for heating and energy from sustainably managed local forests in Hallingdal, Norway. Offers both chip fuel and mobile heating systems for industrial and construction applications.

Europe's largest renewable energy generator founded in 1895 and owned by the Norwegian State. Develops, owns, and operates wind, solar, hydro, and battery storage projects across Europe. Provides power purchase agreements and energy market solutions.

Capturemap is a climate-tech intelligence platform providing facility-level CCUS market data, project tracking, and emissions analytics. Built by engineers with 10+ years in industrial decarbonization, it serves developers, investors, and policymakers across carbon capture value chains.

Noora is a Norwegian tech company developing forest carbon projects in the Nordic region. They specialize in Improved Forest Management, helping professional forest owners generate certified carbon credits by extending rotation ages, allowing trees to grow longer and sequester more carbon.

Europe's largest research infrastructure for carbon capture, utilization, storage (CCUS) and carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Provides open access to over 150 world-class research facilities across 7 European countries, supporting the transition to net-zero emissions.

Hafslund is Norway's second-largest hydropower producer with 130 years in renewable energy. The company produces hydropower, wind power, and solar power, and delivers district heating, district cooling, waste incineration, and smart energy solutions serving 1.2 million homes.

Europe's leading renewable energy producer with 130+ years of experience. Operates 363 hydroelectric plants (14+ GW installed), develops solar and wind projects, and manages energy markets. 6,500+ employees across 20 countries.

Norwegian bioenergy company specializing in heating solutions using wood chips, pellets, wood, and solar energy. Offers system installation, maintenance, and expert consultation for residential and agricultural clients.

Europe's largest renewable energy generator and leading global energy market operator. Produces hydropower, wind, solar, and gas-fired power across 20+ countries. Operates 13 energy exchanges and provides power purchase agreements for industrial and commercial customers.

National research infrastructure for bioenergy and biorefinery research. Develops sustainable conversion processes for biomass into biochemicals, biomaterials, and bioenergy products through advanced testing and demonstration services.

Norwegian district heating company producing over 160 GWh annually with 98.8% renewable energy. Operates waste-to-energy and biomass facilities in Tromsø, expanding capacity with new incineration line by December 2024.

BioLand is a Norwegian renewable energy company specializing in biomass heating systems, biogas utilization, and solar installations. Founded in 2007, they design and deliver integrated energy solutions including wood chip combustion systems, drying technology, and complete energy centers.