Steeper Energy

Steeper Energy Group consists of two separate, yet coordinated, companies: Steeper Energy Aps (founded in 2011), created the Hydrofaction® technology platform. Based in Copenhagen Denmark, Steeper Energy Aps is focused on developing and commercializing its proprietary and proven Hydrofaction® platform for the conversion of bio-organic feedstocks to petroleum equivalent renewable fuel oil. Steeper Energy Canada Limited (founded in 2012), is a licensee of the Hydrofaction® technology platform and is developing a number of commercial projects. Based in Calgary Alberta, Steeper Energy Canada Ltd. works with resource owners and investors to develop renewable fuel oil projects and opportunities. Strategic partners and resource owners, such as forestry, agri-business, food processing and urban organic wastes can engage either of our offices to deploy Hydrofaction® to transform low-value biomass into advanced biofuels displacing traditional petroleum products for heavy transport, lubricants or petro-chemicals markets.

Steeper Energy – EUBCE 2024 32nd European Biomass Conference and Exhibition

Steeper Energy Smart Water Magazine

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Steeper Energy Transforming Biomass Waste Into Low Carbon Intensity Fuels

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Steeper Energy Bioenergy Association of New Zealand

Hydrothermal liquefaction for renewable fuels - ADI Analytics

Visit of the Danish Minister of Energy, Utilities and Climate, Mr Lilleholt to Aalborg University

Topsoe inks agreement with Steeper Energy to introduce waste-to-biofuel solution

Global Water Intelligence (GWI) - From GWI Magazine Steeper Energy maintains that its hydrothermal liquefaction process is not only cost-competitive with other sludge management processes, but can provide an attractive revenue

Steeper Energy – EUBCE 2024 32nd European Biomass Conference and Exhibition

Erhvervspraktik: Medhjælper hos Steeper energy i Vedbæk for 7. - 10. klasse