Meet the Team

We are a team of curious, nature respecting scientists and engineers with problem solving mind. Our values lie on sustainability, reliability, partnership with nature combined with transformational technology. Give us a call or mail, we are happy help and cooperate!

Management

Petri Oinonen
CEO, founder

Oskar Schmidt
CTO

Rikard Slättegård
R&D/Product manager

Eleonor Sallfeldt
CFO

Daniel Jonsson
Key Account Manager
+46 793 36 35 30
daniel@ecohelix.se

Board

Morgan Sadarangani
Chairman

Dick Carrick
Board member

Roger Lodén
Board member

Boris Gyllhamn
Board member

Christopher Carrick
Board member

THE BLOG

LATEST RELEASE

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Building entirely from wood – Ecohelix sustainable production facility

Ecohelix has teamed up with Sweco, Eurocon Oy and AFRY AB to build a modern production facility entirely from wood. This highly ecological production plant planned for Örnsköldsvik in Sweden will produce 15 000 tons of renewable wood-based polymeric products. Ecohelix WOODMER® biopolymer can be used as sustainable component in paper chemical, packaging and cosmetics … Read more

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Let´s go to Domsjö

Domsjö Fabriker is a forward looking biorefinery, making more from the tree. Together with the owner, Aditya Birla and the customers, Domsjö Fabriker can help to drive development towards a sustainable bioeconomy that utilizes wood as raw material. Main products of the company are cellulose, lignin and bioethanol, all with an origin in sustainable Swedish forestry. The relationship between Domsjö Fabriker and Ecohelix was born during the early days of Ecohelix, when enthusiastic scientists and industrialsts met in the community of Royal Institute of Technology and Greenhous Labs, exchanged ideas, worked to proof their ideas right and started to think about the expansion from lab scale innovation to industry scale production. Now, the cooperation has raised to the next level.

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The Ecohelix Origin

Ecohelix’s main innovation is related to hemicellulose, which is on average about 25–30% in trees. It seems downright incredible that it has not been able to take advantage of this before. Now, things have changed and Ecohelix provides a solution. It has been the result of persistent research but was also inspired by the amazing biorefineries of nature.

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