Multiple Roles Operational

Ýmir Technologies

, Iceland · Europe

Offers modular solutions for processing bio-waste, including agricultural waste and fish offal, into biodiesel. Their patented technology aims to transform these residues into 'zero-footprint bio-diesel'.

Company Overview

Role: Multiple Roles
Status: Operational
Technology: Proprietary
Headquarters: , Iceland
Region: Europe

Feedstock Types

Agricultural Residues Fish Offal Bio-Waste

Products & Output

Biodiesel

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