GIDARA Energy

The Netherlandsgidara-energy.com

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partner companies
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GIDARA Energy is a clean-tech company focused on converting non‑recyclable waste and biomass residues into renewable methanol using advanced gasification and methanol synthesis. The company develops, engineers, and operates industrial-scale projects and advances a proprietary technology platform aimed at high efficiency and low emissions.

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Its renewable methanol is intended as a low‑carbon feedstock for the chemical industry and as a fuel component for road transport, marine applications, and as an intermediate for sustainable aviation fuels. By valorizing waste into circular chemicals and fuels, GIDARA Energy targets material and emissions reductions across hard‑to‑abate sectors, working with industrial partners and port ecosystems to scale projects in Northwestern Europe and beyond.

The project GIDARA is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving GIDARA, of which one is active.

GIDARA Energy Amsterdam Advanced Methanol Facility
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
FEED / Pre-FID
Where
The Netherlands
Makes
Methanol , Carbon dioxide
Partners
Ara Partners , px Group

GIDARA in chemical industry news

8 May 2023
GIDARA Energy Secures Environmental Permit for Amsterdam Methanol Facility

The facility will convert local waste into renewable methanol using patented technology. The permit ensures minimal environmental impact and aligns with Amsterdam's sustainability goals.

8 June 2021
GIDARA Energy to Open Facility Converting Waste to Biofuels

The new Amsterdam facility will convert non-recyclable waste into advanced methanol, reducing CO2 emissions and replacing fossil fuels, using proven HTW® technology for reliable, sustainable fuel production.

21 May 2021
Técnicas Reunidas Wins Circular Economy Project for Transport Decarbonization in Europe

The AMA Project will produce bio-methanol from non-recyclable waste in Amsterdam, aiming to reduce transport emissions across Europe with a €200M investment and a 260-ton daily production capacity.

Where its projects are

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