- Perpetual Next plans a biomethanol facility in Delfzijl.
- The plant will convert residual biomass into renewable methanol.
- Fluor will improve design and project definition for the facility.
- The project aims to support a low-carbon economy in the Netherlands.
Project Overview
Perpetual Next has engaged Fluor as the Owner’s Engineer for a planned biomethanol facility in Delfzijl. This plant aims to convert residual biomass into renewable methanol, providing a circular, low-carbon alternative to traditional fossil-based methanol.
Collaboration Goals
The initial phase of this collaboration focuses on enhancing the current design and project definition package. The objective is to improve maturity, strengthen CAPEX certainty, and enable well-informed decisions for the subsequent development phase.
Fluor's Role
Fluor will leverage its extensive engineering and project delivery expertise to support critical design choices. This involvement is intended to ensure a solid foundation for reliable project execution.
Environmental Impact
The project is part of a broader effort to develop the next generation of circular fuels and accelerate the transition to a climate-neutral economy, starting in the Netherlands.
