Guangdong Liquid Sunshine Green Energy Co., Ltd.

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Guangdong Liquid Sunshine Green Energy Co., Ltd. (stock code: 873480), headquartered in Guangzhou's Nansha District, China, specializes in green new energy technologies. The company focuses on research and development of renewable energy solutions, equipment manufacturing, low-carbon chemical products, and international green energy trading.

It pioneers "liquid sunshine" concepts, including biomass-to-methanol conversion via advanced Biomass Dual Fluidized Bed Chemical Chain Gasification Technology, co-developed with the Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Supported by experts from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, led by Academician Li Can, the firm advances carbon reduction, capture, and utilization.

Key project: A commercial biomethanol plant in Tiandong County, Guangxi (phase 1: 75,000 t/yr capacity), partnering with Johnson Matthey for synthesis technology, East China Engineering Science and Technology Co., Tiandong County People's Government, and China Coal Guangxi New Energy. Phase 2 plans e-methanol production using captured CO2 and electrolytic hydrogen. Construction is slated for 2026, aligning with China's green fuel initiatives.

Also known as Guangdong Liquid Sunshine and 广东液态阳光.

Projects Liquid Sunshine is involved in

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

Liquid Sunshine's role on them: Owner.

1 Announced / Concept

1 new construction.

Expected to start operating
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Targeting: Methanol (1)

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Latest news on Liquid Sunshine

27 April 2026
Johnson Matthey chosen by Liquid Sunshine for Guangxi biomethanol plant

Planned biomethanol plant will use biomass gasification to produce 75,000 t/yr in phase 1; phase 2 could convert CO2 + electrolytic H2 to e‑methanol for e‑fuels, aiding marine decarbonisation.

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  • China 1 active project, 1 in all