The full compilation is currently only available in Swedish.
In Sweden, renewable fuels are produced that are used for low blend in fossil fuel and diesel as well as high blend or pure biofuels. Here, the status in March/April 2025 of existing and planned facilities for the production of different types of renewable fuels within the country’s borders is compiled.
We have chosen to include both biofuels and electrofuels. Only future production capacity that has, at this point in time, been publicly announced in terms of concrete facilities — and not merely as part of broader goals — is included. Furthermore, production is presented based on each facility’s maximum capacity, rather than historical or expected actual production. Finally, the compilation is based on the production of fuels that could be used in the transport sector (given current fuel markets) — the actual use of the fuels is not specified, neither in terms of which sector nor whether it takes place within Sweden or abroad.
The total maximum production capacity currently amounts to approximately 12 TWh, corresponding to about 60% of the 2023 biofuel consumption in Sweden’s domestic transport sector, which totaled 19.6 TWh (source: Swedish Energy Agency, Transportsektorns energianvändning).
Biofuel use decreased somewhat in 2023 compared with 2022, primarily due to the temporary reduction of the reduction obligation. It should be noted that actual production is normally lower, as it is difficult over time to maintain optimal economic and technical operating conditions for all facilities. If all planned facilities were to be realized, this would represent a fivefold increase in existing production capacity by around 2030 (see Table 1 in PDF).
The full compilation is available in the PDF.