Fueling innovation with green energy

Meet Landsvirkjun, the National Power Company of Iceland! We produce 70% of the nations energy, exclusively with renewable energy sources.

Let's meet up at E-World 2023! We aim to have insightful conversations with knowledgeable parties to understand the state of the European energy industry and to identify Landsvirkjun’s place in it. Particularly by leveraging green hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives (e-fuels) to decarbonize the mobility sector in Iceland.

To jumpstart the use of E-fuels at a scale the industry needs to build new value chains. Therefore, we also aim to identify and connect to possible partners that could participate in the new value chain set up to decarbonize the Icelandic mobility sector.

Energy Company Owned by the People

Landsvirkjun is an energy company owned by the people of Iceland, and it generates electricity from renewable energy sources, i.e., hydropower, geothermal power and wind power. Established in 1965, we have almost 60 years of experience in renewable energy and currently generates over 70% of electricity generated in Iceland

We will be carbon neutral by 2025
Our dividends are paid to the nation of Iceland
We contribute green energy to support the energy transition of Iceland
We incorporate innovation in all aspects of our operation, and fund initiatives across the country
Working in harmony with both the people of Iceland, and other important sectors, is vital to us

Landsvirkjun’s cooperation initiatives

Landsvirkjun has partaken in four large joint venture projects to inspire, develop and create new energy related innovation opportunities and energy transitions all around Iceland.

In each joint venture are two to three employees: general manager, research and development manager and in some cases a project manager.

Each project has its unique focus but are all exploring energy related opportunities in one part of the country.

At E-World 2023 we bring our focus on these projects and how Landsvirkjun is developing new value chains for e-fuels in each part of Iceland through these initiatives.