Quantafuel has been cooperating with Geminor for almost two years, including also on the 10,000-ton Grønt Punkt contract. The transaction Quantafuel will acquire 40% of the shares in Geminor Invest AS against a purchase price of NOK 168 million to be settled in 2,720,044 Quantafuel shares plus a cash element of approx. NOK 2 million.
Quantafuel teams with Geminor on its first plastic waste-to-fuels plant in Scandinavia. April 2, 2019 | Meghan Sapp. In Norway, since 2007 Quantafuel has
Quantafuel ASA, which specialises in the chemical recycling of plastic waste, is acquiring a 40 per cent holding in the Norwegian waste trader Geminor. With the investment, which Geminor announced on Wednesday, Quantafuel is acquiring as stake in the company with whom it was already working to secure feedstock for its recycling facility. Energy company Quantafuel and Geminor have entered a cooperation agreement to secure deliveries of plastic waste to Quantafuel's plants for low emission fuel production. Since 2007 Quantafuel has developed and tested its own patented catalyst solution that converts plastic waste into low emission fuels and products for the petrochemical industry.
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Policies and certificates Geminor is to deliver the first 500 tonnes of LDPE plastic to waste plastics-to-fuel and chemical technology developers Quantafuel’s facility in Skive, Denmark. The load, which originates in Denmark, represents the beginning of the chemical circular economy of waste plastics in Europe (photo courtesy Geminor). Geminor AS’s holding company, Geminor Invest AS, has reportedly sold 40% of its shares to Quantafuel, an energy & chemical recycling company. Founded in 2004 in Norway, Geminor AS has expanded its offerings to become a leading international industry player as well as a waste supplier in Europe. Quantafuel ASA, which specialises in the chemical recycling of plastic waste, is acquiring a 40 per cent holding in the Norwegian waste trader Geminor. With the investment, which Geminor announced on Wednesday, Quantafuel is acquiring as stake in the company with whom it was already working to secure feedstock for its recycling facility. Quantafuel ASA, which specialises in the chemical recycling of plastic waste, is acquiring a 40 per cent holding in the Norwegian waste trader Geminor.
As part of the transaction, Quantafuel is also granted an option to acquire the Quantafuel ASA (“Quantafuel”) has today reached an agreement to acquire 40% of Geminor Invest AS, the 100% owner of Geminor AS (“Geminor”) for NOK 168 million t Geminor leverer første sending plast til kemisk genanvendelse hos Quantafuel. 500 ton plast er netop blevet leveret til energivirksomheden Quantafuels kemiske genvindingsanlæg, hvor det nu skal omdannes til kemisk råstof til brug i nye produkter. The energy company Quantafuel ASA acquires 40 percent of the shares in Geminor AS. The acquisition makes the two Norwegian companies industry partners and leading players in the development of chemical recycling of plastics in Europe.
Quantafuel og Geminor satser sammen på kjemisk gjenvinning. 11 januar, 2021. Danske Emballasjefokus og Plastfokus går sammen. 5 januar
Geminor and Quantafuel initiate industrial partnership 13/01/2021 The energy company Quantafuel ASA aquires 40 percent of the shares in Geminor AS. The acquisition makes the two Norwegian companies industry partners and leading players in the development of chemical recycling of plastics in Europe. Norway-headed plastic-to-liquids technology developer Quantafuel ASA has recently announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire 40 percent of compatriot Geminor Invest AS, the full owner of the waste aggregator and supplier Geminor AS (Geminor) for NOK 168 million (≈ EUR 16.2 million) to be settled in Quantafuel shares plus a cash element of approximately NOK 2 million (≈ EUR 192 840).
Quantafuel is an of Oslo-based startup that produces environmentally friendly, clean and low-cost fuel hydrocarbons (70% of which would be diesel) from
The load, which originates in Denmark, represents the beginning of the chemical circular economy of waste plastics in Europe (photo courtesy Geminor). Geminor AS’s holding company, Geminor Invest AS, has reportedly sold 40% of its shares to Quantafuel, an energy & chemical recycling company. Founded in 2004 in Norway, Geminor AS has expanded its offerings to become a leading international industry player as well as a waste supplier in Europe.
Move is designed to increase the reach and capacity of Geminor, while securing plastic waste for Quantafuel
Norwegian energy firms Quantafuel and Geminor have entered a cooperation agreement to secure deliveries of plastic waste to Quantafuel's plants for low emiss ion fuel production.
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Synthetic fuel producer and chemical waste management specialist Quantafuel has bought a 40% stake in Geminor Quantafuel förvärvar 40% av aktierna i Geminor.
With the investment, which Geminor announced on Wednesday, Quantafuel is acquiring as stake in the company with whom it was already working to secure feedstock for its recycling facility. Energy company Quantafuel and Geminor have entered a cooperation agreement to secure deliveries of plastic waste to Quantafuel's plants for low emission fuel production. Since 2007 Quantafuel has developed and tested its own patented catalyst solution that converts plastic waste into low emission fuels and products for the petrochemical industry. Geminor is to deliver the first 500 tonnes of LDPE plastic to waste plastics-to-fuel and chemical technology developers Quantafuel’s facility in Skive, Denmark.
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27 Mar 2019 Quantafuel's facility in Skive, Denmark (photo: Quantafuel). Energy company Quantafuel and Geminor have entered a cooperation agreement
Policies and certificates Geminor is to deliver the first 500 tonnes of LDPE plastic to waste plastics-to-fuel and chemical technology developers Quantafuel’s facility in Skive, Denmark. The load, which originates in Denmark, represents the beginning of the chemical circular economy of waste plastics in Europe (photo courtesy Geminor).