Green Methanol
Green methanol is a sustainable, low-carbon alternative to traditional fossil-based methanol, produced from renewable sources such as biomass or captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen. It is considered a crucial enabler of the energy transition in hard-to-abate sectors like maritime shipping and the chemical industry.
Chemical
Green methanol is a carbon-neutral cornerstone energy based on carbon dioxide and green hydrogen or by-product hydrogen. The production process has negative carbon emissions, and water and carbon dioxide are discharged after combustion, with zero net emissions.It does not use fossil fuels such as oil, so it is also called "non-fossil fuel". This method of production is called "green chemistry"
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