About​

Developers of renewable heat projects

Arbreland Thermal Partners develops renewable energy infrastructure to deliver low-carbon thermal energy (heat) to industry and buildings.

We focus on heat because it is the largest energy market in the world – but one that is often forgotten in decarbonization discussions, policy, and action. Heat is generally 70-80% of the energy demand of industry and 65-75% of the energy demand of buildings in northern regions.

Our projects use renewable, sustainable biomass fuels to provide the thermal energy (bioheat) needed to decarbonize industry and buildings. In most cases, biomass is the most affordable, proven, reliable, and technically viable option for reducing fossil fuel consumption. As an example, bioheat supplies more energy in the EU than all renewable electricity combined.

Sustainability first

Like many things, bioheat can be done well or it can be done poorly. Arbreland is committed to enhancing ecosystems, increasing biodiversity, and restoring forests using the bioheat projects we develop. We create a market for low-grade wood that cannot be used for solid wood products, such as lumber and flooring. This market is a necessity for forest restoration and sustainable forest management.

Arbreland works in partnership with municipalities, indigenous communities, and investors to finance, develop, construct, and operate heat plants, combined heat and power plants, and heat distribution projects. Our infrastructure decarbonizes industry and buildings without significant disruption or capital investment by energy consumers.

We are dedicated to decarbonizing thermal energy and are on a mission to avoid 10 gigatonnes of CO₂ emissions by 2050.