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DeltaNor B.V. is a Dutch company and wholly-owned subsidiary of Perpetual Next, focused on the development of a biomethanol production facility in Farmsum, part of the Eemsdelta industrial area in Delfzijl, Netherlands.
The planned plant will have an annual production capacity of 220,000 tonnes of biomethanol, produced by gasifying biocarbon derived from organic waste streams via torrefaction in the adjacent DeltaTorr facility. This follows Perpetual Next's standardized biomethanol blueprint, utilizing proven entrained flow gasification technology to convert biogenic carbon into a sustainable alternative to fossil methanol.
Perpetual Next has selected JPB Logistics as its preferred partner for storage and handling, targeting 21,000–35,000 m³ capacity with inbound pipeline, outbound barge logistics, and truck backup. The partnership is pending final investment decision, project execution, and commercial terms.
The project supports low-carbon solutions for the chemical and maritime industries by recycling biogenic residues and reducing CO₂ emissions.
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Licence and engineering deal for synthesis-gas-to-methanol technology; Delfzijl plant to produce 220,000 tonnes/year; standardised Blueprint converts waste wood and organic residues into biomethanol.
MoU to assess local renewable hydrogen supply for a planned Delfzijl biomethanol plant, targeting roughly 12,000 tonnes H2 per year to boost biomethanol yields.
Appointment advances DeltaTorr/DeltaNor toward FID for a biomethanol plant converting biogenic residual streams, with up to €1 billion capital at stake.
Low‑grade waste wood will be routed to Dutch biomethanol and biomethane plants to secure feedstock for scalable production.
Project (>€100m) will build a demolition-wood gasification plant producing 18M m3/yr biomethane. Earlier €30m DEI+ grant. Construction 2027, operation 2029. Subsidy secures 15‑yr revenue
Planned storage for a 220,000 tons/year biomethanol plant in Farmsum; 21,000–35,000 gross m³ tanks proposed; pipelines and inland shipping planned, truck backup; subject to FID.
MoU to negotiate storage/handling for a 220,000 t/y biomethanol plant; planned tank capacity 21,000–35,000 m³; logistics via inbound pipeline, outbound barge, trucks as backup; final on FID.
The subsidy supports a plant converting demolition wood to green gas, aligning with energy transition goals and featuring TNO's gasification technology for scalable production.
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