Vision: Building bridges to the future of energy
We are preparing for the future of energy while focusing on operational excellence and safety. We are improving our business model and exploring technologies and processes that increase efficiency and reduce environmental impact. We are building a bridge to the future of energy.
Mission: Responsibly producing fuels - today and tomorrow
As a manufacturing company, safety and reliability are integral to our daily operations. We produce the fuels the market demands today and are dedicated to meeting future needs. We recognize that we have no future without acting responsibly today.
Our core business involves refining crude oil into various liquid fuels, including gasoline, diesel, aviation, and marine fuels.
Utilizing advanced technology and highly specialized personnel, we ensure the delivery of premium quality products that comply with both national and international standards.
We operate continuously throughout the year, producing 10,000 tons daily for both the Danish market and for export through our port terminal.
Managing all piped Danish North Sea oil for the Dansk Undergrunds Consortium (DUC), we play a crucial role in ensuring the security of supply for the Danish market.
Our customers say: "Very efficient and well structured company with skilled people who provide a good service for its customers."
Around 1960, Shell acquired land in Fredericia to build a refinery, which opened on August 19, 1966.
By 1984, Danish crude oil production necessitated a pipeline from the oil fields to the refinery. This pipeline, currently owned by DUC and operated by Crossbridge carries Danish energy from the seafloor to the world market.
American Crossbridge Energy Partners purchased the Fredericia Operations on July 1, 2021.
The refinery, now called Crossbridge Energy A/S, aims to maintain safe and stable operations while preparing for future energy needs.
In 1964, piling commenced in what is now the process area of the refinery. This involved the use of 112 reinforced concrete piles, each 8 meters in length. This can be observed in the picture above.
In 1965, the distillation tower was positioned. It was transported through Kongensgade at Nørrevoldgade in Fredericia before being installed at Egeskovvej.
The image to the right depicts this event from March 10, 1965.