NEWS FROM MO INDUSTRIPARK AS
Mo Industripark AS publishes the information paper Yellow Pages and MIP magazine. Yellow Pages is regulary published throughout the year. MIP magazine is published about once a year. Order of printed editions and other inquiries is addressed to the Vice president of marketing.
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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 […]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 [...]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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New Partnership Focusing On Circular Economy Approved by Norwegian Research Council Several Nordland based companies within the process industry, fisheries and waste management have been granted BIA-Funds (User-driven Research based Innovation- funds) by the Norwegian Research Council for its ambitious approach to research collaboration on Circular Economy. The regional SINFEF branch, SINTEF Helgeland have headed up the application process. – We are esablishing a joint knowledge […]
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We have a role to play – but we have to make sure that we are heard Does it make any difference to us in Helgeland who is elected President of the United States, or who is elected in other countries that Norway has close ties with? Yes, of course it does.
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Wants to turn Norway into a haven for data centers Renewable energy, good framework conditions and access to land. These are a few of the things that will make Norway an attractive location for the establishment of data centers.
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Support for ACDC alliance With 3 million NOK in DA funding and a Rana-Salten alliance, Arctic Cloud Data Center’s initiative is expected to gain significant momentum.
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“Roadmap for process industries” handed over to the expert committee on green competitiveness At the Industry Conference in Oslo on 9 May, the “Roadmap for process industries – increased value creation with zero emissions by 2050” was presented to the expert committee for green competitiveness.
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Drew up a future roadmap for process industries Rubbish no longer exists. It is simply raw materials that have been led astray.
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Expanding before it’s even started Even before the installation of Celsa Steel Service’s new factory in Mo Industrial Park has got underway, the company has decided to expand.
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Recycling and sustainability at the Arctic Race During the Arctic Race of Norway, Mo Industripark AS will demonstrate recycling and sustainability in practice.
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Mo Industrial Park goes sustainable Mo Industrial Park (Mo Industripark, MIP), the leading industrial park in Northern Norway, has selected Gaia to develop and implement sustainability indicators for assessing the sustainability of its production lines and products.
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Year of destiny for Rana Gruber – If we can make it through 2016 in one piece, then we will be on safer grounds, says Kjell Sletjsøe, Managing Director at Rana Gruber A/S.
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– A unique opportunity to show our best side When some of the best cyclists in the world are cycling in spectacular surroundings in Helgeland, there are many millions of TV viewers watching.
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Named the best event Arctic Race of Norway was recently named the “External Event of the Year” in Norway.