As regards energy, Iceland is well endowed by nature. Hydroelectric and geothermal energy is plentiful. Icelanders have therefore still not given any serious thought to alternative sources of energy, such as the inherent power of tides, winds, and waves. These energy sources are potentially significant but not so commercially attractive.

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• Blue Lagoon products.
  Blue Lagoon geothermal seawater-based skin care products are based on active natural ingredients unique to the Blue Lagoon to moisturize, cleanse and protect your skin.
• Genis
  Manufactures a range of chitin and chitosan-based products and a variety of specialty fish proteins and marine flavors. Using modern biotechnology, Genis produces variety of different protein hydrolysates from fish and crustaceans.
• Himinn- Eider down,
  First class eiderdown duvets, the royal comforts from Himinn are based on a millennium experience. This whole millennium the family of Skarš can proudly say, that they have produced the eiderdown in almost all royal beds in Europe.
• Kine pioneering in biomedical engineering
  Founded in 1996 by three engineers who had been working together at the National Hospital of Iceland and at the University of Iceland. The main focus of the company has been to design products that are both simple and intuitive.
• Iceland Sea Salt Ltd
  A natural, unprocessed salt, LifeSalt is derived from the purest sea water. An environmentally friendly harvesting process utilizing geyser steam replaces 60% of the sodium content with magnesium and potassium that occurs naturally in the sea water.
• The Icelandic Ministry for the Environment
  The Ministry for the Environment was founded in 1990 and is the youngest ministry in the Icelandic Administration. The ministry's founding created the requisites for the government to formulate and enforce an integrated policy for environmental affairs.