GREEN METHANOL
Leverage the same process, but better. Fulfill the same purpose, but bigger
Methanol may be the simplest alcohol we know of, but its applications are seemingly infinite – and so is its future. Its annual production exceeds 100 million tons worldwide, and once it begins seeing broader use as a sustainable transport fuel, methanol demand will only go up.
But how can we decarbonize the supply?
Rather easily, as it turns out.
We've helped customers produce the world's most energy-efficient methanol in the past, and we know how to help them produce it in the future. The benchmark process – hydrogenation of carbon monoxide – doesn’t need to change. All that needs to change is the nature of the hydrogen and carbon monoxide used: they need to be made green.
Fortunately, we already have a solution for that, too.
We're unveiling new methods for electrified production, like our eREACT™ reactor and SOEC electrolyzer, and combining them with a proven portfolio of market-leading catalysts. Our goal is to empower methanol producers through reliable access to sustainable hydrogen and carbon monoxide, as well as the most energy-efficient production methods by far.
The result? Green methanol. The outcome? Greener everything.
Watch webinar - "Electrified methanol for a more sustainable future"
How will the shift towards electrified methanol production occur? How to incorporate the latest technological solutions while taking advantage of the existing set-up?
- Drivers for the first wave of electrified methanol plants
- Types of projects we see developing first
- Interconnection between electrical utilities and the chemical industry
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