Renewable energy jobs at Nordsol

Nordsol’s first reference plant is located at a Renewi site in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and has been operational since 2021. This facility produces approximately 3.4 kilotons of bio-LNG per year from 8 million cubic metres of biogas sourced from supermarket and restaurant waste, and also generates 6.8 kilotons of biogenic liquid CO₂ annually (source: nordsol.com). The project is a collaboration with Renewi, which supplies the biogas and hosts the plant, and Shell, which has a long-term offtake agreement for the bio-LNG (source: nordsol.com). In Wilp, Netherlands, Nordsol owns and operates a commercial bio-LNG facility at Attero’s waste-processing site, producing 2.4 kilotons of bio-LNG and 5 kilotons of biogenic liquid CO₂ per year from 6 million cubic metres of biogas, with operations commencing in September 2024 (source: nordsol.com). The Rushden project in the United Kingdom, operational since early 2025, is Nordsol’s first international installation and produces 3.4 kilotons of bio-LNG annually from food-supply-chain waste, supporting over 8 million miles of fossil-free transport each year and supplying Sainsbury’s logistics fleet (source: nordsol.com). In Aljustrel, Portugal, Nordsol partnered with Capwatt to deliver a plant operational since October 2025, producing 3.5 kilotons of bio-LNG and 7.1 kilotons of biogenic liquid CO₂ per year from olive-oil-industry by-products (source: nordsol.com). The company is also active in Norway, with the Hardanger plant (90 GWh LBG annually) and the planned Lista Biogass facility (90 GWh bio-LNG annually), as well as projects in Sweden (Biogas Västra Skaraborg, up to 70 GWh LBG per year) and Switzerland (Gefu Oberle, 4.2 kilotons bio-LNG and 10.5 kilotons biogenic CO₂ per year), demonstrating a broad international track record (source: nordsol.com).

In the past two years, Nordsol has transitioned from operating demonstration plants in the Netherlands to delivering technology internationally, with the Rushden project marking its first overseas installation and the introduction of an on-site refuelling station (source: nordsol.com). The partnership with Bright Renewables, announced in October 2025, expanded Nordsol’s role to integrating complete biogas-to-bio-LNG systems, combining biogas upgrading and liquefaction in a decentralised plant design (source: nordsol.com). Vireo’s selection of Nordsol for the Lista Biogass project in Norway, with Gasum as the long-term offtaker, further demonstrates the company’s growing reputation in the Nordic market (source: nordsol.com). Nordsol’s project pipeline now spans the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Portugal, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, with plants processing a wide range of feedstocks including household waste, food waste, olive-oil residues, manure, fish waste, food fats and dairy waste (source: nordsol.com).

Nordsol offers career opportunities in process engineering, gas treatment, cryogenic and refrigeration systems, mechanical engineering, electrical and control engineering, automation, project management, commissioning, operations, service, commercial development and business development, reflecting its broad technical and project responsibilities (source: nordsol.com). The main workplace is the Bunnik headquarters, but international projects require staff to work at operating and construction sites across the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Portugal, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, making site engineering and international project coordination important aspects of employment (source: nordsol.com). As a small, specialised company of 11–50 employees, Nordsol provides a working environment where technical and project staff have broad responsibilities, often spanning design, supplier coordination, commissioning and customer delivery (source: linkedin.com). The company’s focus on industrial gas-processing and liquefaction equipment means that experience with biogas, biomethane, LNG/LBG, cryogenic systems, process safety, rotating equipment, membranes, automation, EPC delivery or heavy-vehicle fuelling is particularly relevant (source: nordsol.com).