This is Liquid Wind | Reducing the World's Dependency on Fossil Fuels

What We Do

Liquid Wind is a leading developer of eFuel facilities with a vision to reduce the world’s dependency on fossil fuel, particularly in hard-to-abate sectors like shipping and aviation.

Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, and present in Denmark and Finland, Liquid Wind has a strong group of investors, including Alfa Laval, Carbon Clean, Elyse Energy, HYCAP, Samsung Venture Investment, Siemens Energy, Topsoe and Uniper.

Community

We are working together with peers and partners to reduce dependency on fossil fuel. Strong community collaboration provides the power to drive real change.

Drive

We put our ability to use here and now. We don’t wait for approval or answers from others. We don’t get stuck in endless discussions or negotiations. We act. Now.

Courage

We have the willpower, conviction and resilience it takes to become a category leader. We never give up, and we are not intimidated by the scope of our task or the fossil industry we are gradually replacing.

Transparency

In our business of green transformation, transparency will be critical to gaining trust. We must live by it and make sure our customers can too.

2017

Liquid Wind founded

2019

Topsoe joins as the first industrial investor

2021

Alfa Laval, Carbon Clean and Siemens Energy invest in Liquid Wind
€3.3M raised in Series A funding

2022

Partnership with Sundsvall Energi to develop eFuel Facility in Sundsvall, Sweden
€15.2M raised in Series B funding

2023

Partnership with Umeå Energi to develop eFuel Facility in Umeå, Sweden
Letter of Intent signed with Kanteleen Voima and Piipsan Tuulivoima for eFuel Facility in Haapavesi, Finland

2024

eFuel Design & Performance Centre established
Selected by Uniper to develop NorthStarH2 in Östersund, Sweden
€44M raised in Series C funding

2025

Memorandum of Understanding signed with Turun Seudun Energiantuotanto Oy to develop eFuel facility in Naantali, Finland
Partnership with Övik Energi to establish eFuel Facility in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden
€3.6M in funding from Industriklivet