SunGas Renewables Inc. is a Houston, Texas-based company specializing in biomass gasification technology. It develops and supplies modular S1000 syngas production systems that convert sustainably sourced woody biomass and forestry residues into low-carbon syngas for the manufacture of renewable methanol, sustainable aviation fuel, renewable natural gas, hydrogen, and chemicals. Founded in 2019, the company is part of C2X, majority-owned by A.P. Moller Holding with minority stakes held by ENEOS and A.P. Moller-Maersk. SunGas offers its technology and engineering services to third-party projects in the advanced biofuels sector. In June 2026, it ceased further development of the proposed Beaver Lake Biofuels project in Louisiana due to slower market adoption of low-carbon methanol, uncertainties in carbon capture and storage, and financing and regulatory conditions.
Planned wood-fiber-to-low-carbon-methanol plant near Alexandria will not proceed, citing slow market uptake, CCS and regulatory/financing uncertainty.
Transforms Louisiana forestry and sawmill residues into biomethanol and durable CO₂ storage; FEED nearing completion, FID targeted in 2026 with production from 2029.
Beaver Lake will supply 3.6 million engineered CRUs over 12 years, capture ~1 Mt CO2/yr and produce 500,000 t/yr bio‑methanol; $2.5bn capex and operations targeted for 2029.
Project moves into FEED with engineering firms and technology licensors selected; >$2bn investment, >500,000 t/yr green methanol capacity and construction targeted for mid‑/second‑half 2026.
