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Europe's chemical industry is progressing in decarbonization with new hydrogen, biofuel, and biomethane projects, emphasizing green chemistry and sustainable energy solutions.

The cooperation aims to optimize, integrate, and commercialize a process to produce synthetic methane from dry biomass waste, supporting the transition to a zero-carbon industry.

Two projects will produce biomethane, e-kerosene, e-naphtha, and e-hydrogen using local biomass and CO₂. Scheduled for 2027, they aim to cut CO₂ emissions and support shipping and air transport.