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Sell-off of Liquid Wind e-fuel assets in bankruptcy

A number of e-fuel projects are for sale in the bankruptcy estate of Liquid Wind, which specializes in e-methanol production. The company was declared bankrupt on Monday, just days after applying for an environmental permit for a new factory in Örnsköldsvik, the newspaper Ny Teknik reports.

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"We are in the process of compiling data so that potential bidders and interested parties can submit bids. Our goal is, if possible, to sell the business as a whole. An alternative is to sell parts separately," Jonas Hallberg, a lawyer at the law firm Styrks by law, told the newspaper.

Styrks by law also includes bankruptcy trustee Lars Melin.

Liquid Wind, with 31 employees, has subsidiaries in Sweden, Denmark and Finland.

"Quite frankly, the money has run out," Liquid Wind's founder Claes Fredriksson says about the bankruptcy.

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