• 14 February, 2025

    SMA Mineral receives Enova support for groundbreaking climate project

    The production of lime and cement accounts for approximately 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Now, SMA Mineral has secured Enova funding of NOK 287 million for a groundbreaking project with significant global scaling potential. SMA Mineral plans to build a new lime plant in Mo Industrial Park, utilizing an entirely new technology that enables [...]

  • Illustration of an e-fuel production plant in Mo Industrial Park

    11 January, 2024

    Infinium and Mo Industrial Park Announce Collaboration to Develop Commercial eFuels Project

    SACRAMENTO, Calif., USA and Mo i Rana, Helgeland, Norway (January 10, 2024) – eFuels provider Infinium and Mo Industrial Park (Mo Industripark AS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop Norway’s first advanced eFuels production facility in Mo i Rana, Norway. Infinium eFuels are made using waste carbon dioxide (CO2) and renewable energy-derived green […]

  • 7 January, 2024

    Rana is Northern Norway’s Largest Export Municipality

    The industries associated with Mo Industrial Park employ just under 2,900 people, have a turnover of 15 billion Norwegian kroner, and export for 9.4 billion kroner. This makes Rana the largest export municipality in Northern Norway in terms of mainland exports. This is highlighted in a report by Kunnskapsparken Bodø, commissioned by Rana Utvikling (Rana [...]

  • 26 September, 2023

    Rana Industrial Terminal goes electric

    Rana Industrial Terminal, located in Mo Industrial Park, has embarked on several initiatives this year to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by implementing onshore power and acquiring a new electric wheel loader. Rana Industrial Terminal (Rana Industriterminal, RIT) announced its latest green project with the launch last week of its new onshore power facilities, in partnership [...]

  • 20 January, 2023

    World’s first carbon capture pilot for smelters inaugurated in Mo Industrial Park

    Today, the world’s first carbon capture pilot for smelters has been officially inaugurated. The Mobile Test Unit (MTU), delivered by Aker Carbon Capture, is now connected to Elkem’s plant in Mo Industrial Park, Mo i Rana, Norway, which produces high-purity ferrosilicon and microsilica. The carbon capture pilot testing is a collaboration between Elkem, Mo Industrial […]

  • 24 June, 2022

    Sintef Norlab becomes Nemko Norlab

    Nemko has acquired Mo Industripark’s shares in the company that from now on will be known as Nemko Norlab. – This is a good strategic choice for Nemko Norlab, and will strengthen their opportunities for further growth, Arve Ulriksen, CEO of Mo Industripark, says. Mo Industripark AS (“Mo Industrial Park”) owned 23,2 percent of the […]

  • 10 January, 2022

    Temporary Space Mo i Rana

    For å kunne tilby bedre boliger for folk som jobber periodevis i Mo i Rana, har Temporary Space Mo i Rana AS den siste tiden satt opp tre brakkerigger rett innenfor hovedporten til Mo Industripark. De skal huse opptil 73 Momek-ansatte. Brakkeriggene De 73 rommene er fordelt på to boligrigger på to etasjer som Momek […]

  • Utsikt over Mo Industripark sett fra skogen

    22 October, 2021

    Elkem and Aker Carbon Capture to test carbon capture pilot for smelters

    Elkem and Aker Carbon Capture will be testing one of the world's first carbon capture pilots for emissions from smelting furnaces in process industries, and the very first in the production of ferrosilicon. The project received support this week from Gassnova and will be starting up at Elkem Rana and SMA Mineral in Mo Industrial [...]

  • 28 August, 2020

    FREYR advances the development of its initial site for Norway’s first battery cell facility

    FREYR continues to advance the development of Norway’s first lithium-ion battery cell (LIB) facility and are currently optimising the basis for the 2 GWh Fast Track production facility together with local site partner Mo Industrial Park (MIP). MoU signed Today, the ongoing collaboration between FREYR and MIP was further formalised by the signing of a […]

  • 1 July, 2020

    Fast-track to carbon capture in Norwegian industry

    A large-scale plant for green methanol production is being planned in Mo Industrial Park (MIP). The plan involves a large-scale pilot plant for carbon capture and the set-up of electrolysis-based hydrogen production in one of the largest industrial parks in Norway. Substantial investment A new innovative technology which has been developed by Swiss Liquid Future […]