Top Green Methanol Companies

Existing non-fossil carbon sources — like waste biomass or, in the future, carbon captured from the atmosphere — are converted into syngas. Our groundbreaking technology is the heart of the new "Leuna100" pilot-plant in Leuna, Germany.Together with renowned project partners, we are proving and improving the C1 catalysis and our C1 reactor to validate its potential to significantly lower the green premium through ultra-efficient homogenic catalysis.The Leuna100 Pilot-Plant is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Transportation with 10,4 Mio €.‍. The ecological impact of our technology is huge: It enables methanol production that locks the carbon used in a continuous cycle instead of adding it into the atmosphere. This empowers industries using green methanol to reach net-zero emissions and save gigatons of CO2.

We believe in what we do and recognise our responsibilities; we will do our best to deliver on our promises and create mutual value. We will act and interact with integrity and honesty to build trusted and lasting relationships within our team and with our business partners. We will make a positive contribution to the communities and environments in which we operate, recognising the that the challenges we face required collective solutions. Michael is passionate about green methanol and its role in the energy transition. Rhys has the technical knowhow and network to deliver the technology solution our projects require. Melissa is a chemical engineer with over 14 years of experience in process and project engineering within the oil and gas, energy, petrochemical, construction and pharmaceutical industries. Melissa also brings recent experience in design, construction and commissioning of a $900m pharmaceutical facility. Melissa will provide ABEL Energy with executive support, stakeholder management, health and safety and support ABEL Energy's legislative compliance for project success.

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Mittal launched Avaada Energy in 2017, which later evolved into the Avaada Group, India’s integrated energy conglomerate. Avaada Energy, the flagship entity of Avaada Group, is the fastest-growing renewable energy independent power producer (IPP) in India. Avaada Group has established an operational portfolio of 4 GW of greenfield solar energy projects in just over four years, the first time in the country. Sindoor Mittal, Vice Chairperson, Avaada Group, is at the forefront of the global shift towards renewable energy. Mittal’s role at Avaada focuses on strategy, leadership development and fundraising. Avaada has had a marquee list of investors like ADB, Proparco, and, more recently, Brookfield Renewable and the PTT Group from Thailand. Avaada means the Promise of a sustainable future and comes from two words, ‘Ayurveda’ and ‘Vaada’, which means the science of life and Promise, respectively. Avaada’s corporate philosophy to conduct business with consciousness is grounded in this very Indian philosophy.

Silent-Power AG is a group of CleanTech companies based in Cham, Switzerland. Our mission is to accelerate the energy transition: making it affordable, climate-neutral and better for us and nature with renewable methanol. Weidmann, Silent-Power is pioneering the role of renewable methanol in the global energy transition after the Nobelprize winning vision of George A. Silent-Power is at the forefront of the global energy revolution, leveraging the power of renewable methanol to transform the way we generate and store energy. Silent-Power is a true pioneer, blazing a trail towards a sustainable and CO2-neutral future, powered by the versatile and renewable energy source of synthetic methanol. Silent-Power a cleantech group of companies that aligns with the vision of building a circular energy economy, where carbon dioxide is repurposed to produce synthetic methanol while advanced technologies are harnessed to unleash its untapped potential, converting its chemical energy into readily usable power and/or heat. Olah's vision was that Methanol is the most suitable energy carrier to replace fossil fuels in combustion engine technology due to its ability to be distributed safely, replace fossil fuels in existing combustion technologies and its ability to store hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources. After proving the ECONIMO concept plant in 2016, we’ve been working on commercializing the product to bring a sustainable Heat and Power generation alternative to our customers.

That’s why Metafuels, working together with the world renowned Paul Scherrer Institut have developed a new concept – aerobrew, a proprietary technology to convert green methanol to SAF. We believe SAF is the most viable way to decarbonise aviation and achieve the sector’s emission targets, and our patent pending aerobrew technology can provide an efficient, affordable alternative. Working together with the world-renowned Paul Scherrer Institut, we developed a new concept – aerobrew – a proprietary technology to convert green methanol to SAF. Our pioneering approach is ready to help airlines continue offering affordable air travel for people looking to reduce their carbon footprint, whilst also making the global transportation of goods by air more viable.

Made possible by falling renewable power costs, newly commercialized technology and demand for decarbonized products and supply chains, Carbon Sink LLC is developing projects to convert waste CO2 to sustainable fuels and chemicals that will be cost-competitive with existing products. So, our pathway to profitability is built upon offering low-cost, sustainable substitutes that industries and individuals use everyday, and that fit seamlessly with current infrastructure and distribution systems. As the technology for capturing CO2 from industry and the atmosphere becomes more effective and affordable, Carbon Sink will be ready. It is the molecule in all the fuels we use today and those we will rely upon tomorrow. Carbon Sink is developing large-scale green hydrogen production for regional use and for green methanol production. A byproduct of our processes, Carbon Sink platform plants will produce commercial volumes of oxygen for sale into the medical and industrial markets.

Globally, we are creating 2.01 billion metric tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) annually. WasteFuel is revolutionizing mobility and addressing the climate emergency by transforming waste into renewable fuels using proven technologies. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the transport sector have more than doubled since 1970 and have increased at a faster rate than any other energy end-use sector. Shipping transports around 90% of global trade and accounts for 3% of global (GHG) emissions, from the combustion of fossil fuels.

DFDS A/S holds its annual general meeting Friday 15 March 2024 at 14:30 CET. DFDS’ Executive Management Team (EMT) will host a capital markets day (CMD) for institutional investors, analysts, and lenders as well as financial media on 13 December 2023. DFDS has since its foundation in 1866 built a unique infrastructure of ferry routes connecting European countries with each other as well as with Türkiye. DFDS A/S is an organization with strong values of responsibility and integrity. At DFDS we offer a range of career opportunities at all levels, on land and at sea, as well as a truly international environment. DFDS' head office is located in Copenhagen and we have offices across 20 countries. DFDS has a two-tier management structure with an independent Board of Directors. DFDS - the World’s Leading Ferry Operator - offers multiple ferry routes from popular European ports in Europe to the UK, as well as routes in Scandinavia and across the Baltic Sea.

We are a mutual, which means that, because we have no shareholders to pay, we reinvest the money we earn for the long-term benefit of energy users in Northern Ireland. As NINEC we are responsible for establishing adequate arrangements for co-ordinating the actions of all asset operators and gas companies if there is a threat to the supply of gas through the network. We own and operate the two vital energy links between Northern Ireland and Great Britain: the Moyle Interconnector which is the only link between the electricity systems of Northern Ireland and Scotland, and the Scotland to Northern Ireland natural gas transmission pipeline (SNIP), which imports the vast majority of the gas used in Northern Ireland. As well as the subsea assets we own and operate other large sections of the gas transmission network (the Belfast Gas Transmission Pipeline and the West Transmission Pipeline), have responsibility for co-ordinating the response to gas emergencies throughout Northern Ireland and work with the other Transmission operator to provide a market operator function ensuring the efficient transportation of gas throughout Northern Ireland. Our overall purpose is to own and operate energy infrastructure in the long-term interest of Northern Ireland energy consumers. Where a supply emergency develops on the Northern Ireland (NI) network we are responsible for taking the timely decisions in order to minimise the risks and consequences of a supply emergency. All our pipelines operate under an ‘open access’, non-discriminatory commercial framework. Mutual Energy, through its subsidiary West Transmission Limited, is responsible for the high pressure delivery of gas to the key towns and owns the West Transmission Pipeline, a 78km cross country high pressure pipeline from Portadown to Fivemiletown with three offtakes to deliver gas to all targeted town gates, and the pressure reduction station at Maydown essential to the supply of gas to Strabane.