North-C-Methanol Project to Produce Green Methanol in North Sea Port

摘要

Ghent—Ten private and public-sector partners have signed a collaborative agreement for the North-C-Methanol project, which will turn carbon dioxide (C02) into green methanol in the North Sea Port in Belgium. The "world-class" project, which is expected to have the "largest" renewable hydrogen-to-methanol complex in the world, will reduce C02 emissions by 140,000 tons and generate 44,000 tons of green methanol to be used as feedstock for the chemicals and renewable industries, as well as fuel for ships and trains, Oiltanking noted.