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Stronger, Strongest
Few industrial products have as bright a future as carbon fiber.
Famous for high strength-to-weight ratio and rigidity, and used
mainly in aerospace and automotive fields, such as Formula One rac-
ing and top-end bicycles. As manufacturing techniques improve and
cost reduces, carbon fiber is becoming increasingly common in small
consumer goods that require strength and lightness.
Carbon fiber production in Iceland is an exciting prospect based
on a variety of economic, environmental and political advantages and
has the opportunity to be—with lower cost—more efficient and more
environmentally friendly than on both sides of Atlantic Ocean.
Why iCeland?
Competitively priced, renewable energy
Iceland’s unique resources of clean, green, low-cost energy—through
access to steam and hydro power—can be hugely beneficial to car-
bon production. This makes for an exciting opportunity for a produc-
tion process that is lower cost—and that utilizes green resources to
create products that help the world lessen its carbon footprint.
Lower production costs per kilogram of carbon fiber
According to research, the production cost per kilogram of carbon
fiber has the potential to be significantly lower than elsewhere.
Backed by a favorable corporate tax system, this makes Iceland a
hugely attractive prospect.
Plentiful resources—from land to workforce
Land is widely available in Iceland, and therefore available at a lower
cost, making carbon production more economical than elsewhere.
Iceland also offers a highly educated workforce in the science sector.
Investing in carbon fiber production in Iceland—find out more
or get in touch
For more information about opportunities in the carbon fiber sector in
Iceland please feel free to contact Invest In Iceland, +354 561-5200,
info@invest.is
Iceland has a strong case to become the
ideal place to produce extremely
strong and light carbon fiber.
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