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Henrik Grönqvist

Director, E-Fuels

ANDRITZ

About the Speaker

Henrik Grönqvist is the Director of E-Fuels at ANDRITZ where he leads initiatives in renewable fuels and P2X technologies. He holds a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering and Industrial Economics, with over 20 years of experience in the industry.

Prior to his current role, Henrik had a distinguished career at ANDRITZ, where he held several leadership positions across Pulp and Paper business. His roles included Global Sales Director for White Liquor Plants, Project Director for EPC pulp mill deliveries, and Head of Process Engineering for both the Fiberline and White Liquor Plant product groups.

Henrik's extensive experience and expertise in renewable energy and industrial processes make him a key figure in the advancement of sustainable fuel technologies.

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Commercializing biogenic CO₂: Unlocking the e-methanol market through smart integration
Hydrogen Summit

Commercializing biogenic CO₂: Unlocking the e-methanol market through smart integration

Thursday, Jan 15, 2026
12:45 PM - 1:05 PM | Europe/Brussels
H2 Hub Stage

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Session
Hydrogen Summit
Commercializing biogenic CO₂: Unlocking the e-methanol market through smart integration
Thursday, Jan 15, 2026
12:45 PM - 1:05 PM | Europe/Brussels
Speech
H2 Hub Stage
English

Commercializing biogenic CO₂: Unlocking the e-methanol market through smart integration

Biogenic CO₂ is emerging as a high-value feedstock for renewable fuel production. Drawing on ANDRITZ’s FEED study with a Brazilian pulp mill, this keynote shows how pulp and bio-based industries can commercialize their CO₂ streams and access the rapidly growing e-methanol market. With maritime transport driving demand toward 8 million t/a by 2030, over 3 million t/a for shipping alone, we outline the key cost drivers and how integrated P2X design brings production to market-competitive levels.
CO₂ capture and utilization
Speaker (1)
Henrik Grönqvist
Director, E-Fuels, ANDRITZ