Get to know PtX (green hydrogen, ammonia, e-methanol) & Bio-fuel projects in Baltic states. Information is based on publicly available resources and our own experiences and industry insights.

Utilitas Väo HRS in Tallinn (Estonia)

The Utilitas hydrogen Väo Project aims to establish a green hydrogen production unit within the Väo energy complex in Tallinn, Estonia, by the end of the year. This project will supply emission-free fuel to vehicles and industries, and it will be coupled with the first heat storage facility in Tallinn.

Port of Klaipeda (Lithuania) 2.25 MW H2 project

This project aims to develop a user-friendly mobile application that enhances productivity and organization. Through intuitive design and seamless functionality, users can efficiently manage tasks, set reminders, and collaborate with team members.

3 MW Green H2 plant in Vilnius (Lithuania)

The Vilnius Heat Networks is constructing a green hydrogen production plant, aiming to utilize renewable energy sources to produce hydrogen for public transportation and potentially other applications. The project, a collaboration between Vilnius City Municipality, Vilnius Heat Networks, and MT Group, is scheduled to begin operations in the first half of 2026.

PurpleGreen 550 MW green ammonia plant in Freeport of Ventspils (Latvia)

PurpleGreen Energy C is developing a 550 MW green ammonia plant at the Freeport of Ventspils, with production set to begin in January 2029 with planned capacity of 550 kt/GNH3.

Announced project plans to produce "green" hydrogen and/or ammonia using wind energy. Hydrogen will be made via electrolysis; ammonia will use the Haber-Bosch process with hydrogen and nitrogen. The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) will assess two options: producing only hydrogen and producing both hydrogen and ammonia.

CIS Liepāja 1000 MW green hydrogen or ammonia plant in Liepaja (Latvia)

Derivaat NH3 22.5 kta Green ammonia plant in Paldiski (Estonia)

Derivaat NH3 plans to build its first green ammonia production plant in the Paldiski South Harbour in Estonia, which will produce green hydrogen (18 MW plant) and green ammonia from local wind and solar energy.

NorSAF 100 kta SAF project in Liepaja (Latvia)

The NorSAF project in the Liepaja Special Economic Zone aims to create Northern Europe's largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant. Led by Avia Solutions Group and Latvian partners, it will produce SAF from renewable resources to meet rising environmental demands. The plant is scheduled to open by 2030 with an initial capacity of 100,000 tons annually.

Power2X 500 kta bio-methanol plant in Pärnu (Estonia)

The Power2X Estonia project is a plan to build a large-scale green methanol production facility in Pärnu, Estonia. The project aims to produce 500,000 tons of green methanol annually, utilizing sustainably harvested biomass and forestry residues as feedstock. On Juyl 24, 2025 Estonian news portal ERR.ee reported about suspension of the project activities by Dutch developer citing "partly due to market situation".

The Amber Flow Fuels 87 kta SAF plant in Freeport of Riga (Latvia)

Amber Flow Fuels company is planning to start first renewable fuel production plant in the Baltic States for hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO - 93 kta) and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF - 87 kta) in Kundziņsala (Port of Riga) early as in 2027.

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