CRI wins the innovation award “Best CO2 Utilisation 2021″ granted at the 9th Conference on CO2 based Fuels and Chemicals.

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) completes process design and engineering for pioneering 110,000-ton/year CO2-to-methanol plant, recycling industrial waste gases.

In October 2020, a significant milestone was reached in the FReSMe project with the first methanol production from residual gases at SSAB steel mill, Lulea, Sweden.

CRI, Statkraft, and Finnfjord announce joint development of Norway's first CO2-to-methanol plant, combining renewable energy and ferrosilicon production.

Carbon Recycling International’s Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology is a finalist for the S&P Global Platts Energy Awards, Commercial Technology of the Year, recognizing innovation in the energy and fuels industry.

Learn about Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology by Carbon Recycling International, converting CO2 emissions and renewable energy into everyday products, promoting a circular economy.

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) and EU Horizon 2020 project MefCO2 complete chemical energy storage demo with ETL tech. CO2 from RWE’s Niederaussem plant converted to e-methanol, showcasing industrial-scale renewable power storage.

COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in lower air pollution in many cities. CRI’s Emissions-to-Liquids technology can help keep the COVID blue skies.

Shipping companies seek pathways to a clean energy future. Methanol, as an emerging marine fuel, addresses emission reduction challenges. Image courtesy of Waterfront Shipping.

Join our global team at Carbon Recycling International in Reykjavik. Contribute to our innovative approach to carbon capture for a circular economy.

CRI is the winner of the 2019 Icelandic Growth Consortium Award.

Henan Shuncheng Group partners with Icelandic tech developer Carbon Recycling International (CRI) to design a plant in China producing low-carbon intensity methanol using CRI’s technology.

Carbon Recycling International secures EUR 1.8M EU Horizon 2020 grant to scale CO2-to-methanol ETL technology, advancing large-scale production and fostering circular economy transition in Europe.

Wind and solar power are globally the cheapest option on a levelised cost basis, but grid capacity limits force operators to curtail supply from these sources as investments grow.

Carbon Recycling International wins Wärtsilä’s SparkUp Energy Challenge, selected from 70 entries, earning 50,000 euros and collaboration opportunities for renewable energy integration.

CRI pioneers CO2 recycling into alcohols and hydrocarbons, producing renewable methanol in Iceland to replace fossil fuels and cut CO2 emissions.

Carbon Recycling International wins National Energy Globe Iceland Award for Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology, chosen by industry expert jurors.

Research consortium awarded second Horizon 2020 grant for further development of new electrolyser technology

NEFCO Board confirms interest in investing in Icelandic innovation firm Carbon Recycling International (CRI).

Following recent announcements CRI has attracted widespread attention by foreign media.