Resilient by design. Green by purpose.
On a mission
The use of hydrogen from renewable energy marks a significant step forward in transforming ammonia production. Moving beyond fossil-based methods, Velarion combines sustainability with industrial strength, energy security, and strategic resilience. Cutting-edge research and development drive every aspect of our work, from efficiency and safety to the creation of strategic materials vital for industrial preparedness and national security. The ammonia serves as both a cornerstone for advanced fertilizers and a strategic energy carrier for critical sectors. This reinforces long-term resilience and sovereignty and paving the way toward a stronger, safer, and more sustainable future.
Projects
Two of the projects in Velarion’s portfolio are located in Ånge and Storuman municipalities. The Ånge project is planned to produce 800,000 tonnes of green calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN-27) annually, while the Storuman project is designed to produce 1,600,000 tonnes annually. These projects will help secure a reliable supply of essential fertilizers, strengthening Swedish and European food security and resilience.
The production and application of fertilizers (manure and synthetic) is yearly responsible for carbon dioxide emissions (in gigatonnes)
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gtGlobal population fed with crops grown by synthetic fertilizers
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%Key partners
By collaborating with leading market players, Velarion takes the initiative to establish genuine circular industrial clusters. “We carefully select member companies for these clusters, prioritizing strategic, environmental and municipal considerations. Our approach enables the efficient utilization of by-products among cluster companies, ensuring that all parties involved work towards a common objective: producing high-demand, green, and fossil-free products profitably.” Velarion also partners with municipalities to attract talent to the sites once they are operational, addressing needs such as housing, infrastructure, and promoting the unique attributes of the specific municipalities. But it all starts with the access to renewable energy.
