Björk Kristjánsdóttir, framkvæmdastjóri rekstrar- og fjármálasviðs hjá Carbon Recycling International (CRI), hefur ákveðið að láta af störfum eftir fimm ár af kraftmikilli og farsælli vegferð innan fyrirtækisins. Gauti Reynisson tekur við stöðu framkvæmdarstjóra fjármálasviðs.

CRI has completed a feasibility study on the methanol-to-jet pathway for Iceland’s largest planned e-SAF facility. The study marks a key step in evaluating the use of CRI and Honeywell UOP technologies for large-scale sustainable fuel production.

We are proud to announce that Carbon Recycling International (CRI) has received the Samorka Innovation Award. Presented by Samorka, the Federation of Icelandic Energy and Utility Companies, this award recognizes outstanding creative solutions within the energy and utilities sector.  

This year’s award highlights the vital role Icelandic expertise plays in driving meaningful global change in these critical sectors. 

CRI is pleased to announce the signing of a landmark agreement with Tianying Group to implement its methanol synthesis technology in a large-scale E-methanol production project in Liaoyuan.

CRI partners with Guangdong Hydro Power and Jiangsu Dafu to develop the first hydrogen-methanol project. Initial plans include building a 100,000 tonnes/year e-methanol plant.

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) appoints Lotte Rosenberg as CEO after an extensive recruitment. Björk Kristjánsdóttir becomes COO, adding to her role as CFO.

A volcanic eruption near Grindavík, Iceland on Jan 14th poses no threat to CRI’s George Olah e-methanol plant in Svartsengi.

P1 Fuels has signed a contract with CRI, a global leader in clean methanol technology, for delivery of an e-methanol production unit. The collaboration focuses on integrating CRI's innovative Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology with P1's proprietary methanol to gasoline technology to produce low cost e-fuels that can be used in cars without engine modification.

CRI receives "Environmental Initiative of the Year" from the Confederation of Icelandic Enterprises, presented by President Guðni Th. Jóhannesson on Business Environment Day.

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) and Jiangsu Sailboat have started one of the most efficient CO2-to-methanol plants, producing 150,000 tonnes of sustainable methanol annually.

CRI concludes a 30-million-dollar equity round led by Equinor Ventures, with Gildi, Sjóvá, and Lífeyrissjóður Vestmannaeyja as new investors joining the shareholder group.

Carbon Recycling International secures a 350,000 USD grant from the Icelandic Technology Development Fund to advance its next-generation ETL technology.

CRI achieves a milestone by delivering the methanol reactor for its second China project, a 100,000 t/y plant for Jiangsu Sailboat Petrochemicals, on track for start-up in the second half of this year.

The world's first large-scale CO2-to-Methanol plant was inaugurated on Feb 21 in Anyang, China, with speeches from Chinese and Icelandic officials, celebrating the milestone and announcing further collaboration.

The world’s first commercial-scale CO2-to-methanol plant began production in Anyang, China, using CRI's ETL technology. It captures 160,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.

CRI is the proud recipient of this year's Icelandic Engineering Award - The Cube (Teningurinn)

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) partners with Dastur Energy Pvt Ltd for marketing, technology licensing, and CO2 to Methanol projects in India based on CRI’s ETL technology.

CRI hf. announces CEO Ingólfur Guðmundsson's departure. CFO Björk Kristjánsdóttir assumes CEO duties during the transition period.

CRI and project partners achieve milestone with ETL reactor installation in China's first commercial-scale CO2 to Methanol project in Anyang.

CRI and Johnson Matthey agree on exclusive supply of KATALCO catalysts for CRI’s Emissions-To-Liquids CO2 to methanol plants, tackling carbon emissions in tough sectors.