How can biogenic carbon dioxide from the forest industry become a new energy resource? On the Värö Peninsula in Varberg, Sweden, OX2 is part of a collaboration developing the production of fossil-free gas.
Articles and insights
Perspectives on the energy transition.
In this section, we share articles, case studies, and insights from across OX2. From renewable energy trends to lessons from our projects, our aim is to contribute to the conversation and share what we’re learning as we help accelerate the shift to sustainable energy.

OX2 has supported the work of the Finnish Natural Heritage Foundation with a donation that will enable the protection and restoration of a 27.85-hectare forest property in Halsua, Central Ostrobothnia, Finland.

We are exploring how bioacoustics can improve our understanding of red-throated diver activity.

In Muswellbrook, New South Wales, we show what the future of energy can look like by transforming a decommissioned coal mine into a modern solar farm and energy storage facility.

OX2 has taken an important step in its ambition to generate renewable energy in harmony with nature by supporting the permanent protection of a high-value forest in Finland.

By constructing artificial nests, OX2 is helping safeguard one of Finland’s most iconic birds of prey while developing new wind power in Halsua.

The acquisition of the fully permitted Fageråsen wind project marks a decisive step forward in a challenging Swedish onshore wind market.

Construction Manager Giulia Verzino has played a central role in delivering Maia, OX2’s first Italian wind farm, a complex project with high demands on local insight, risk management, and collaboration with stakeholders.

Meaningful community engagement ensures local knowledge informs project design, and community benefits offered by the project reflect what matters most to people who live in the area.