- Perpetual Next and Clarksons will collaborate to broker international offtake and market access for biomethanol in the maritime sector.
- Perpetual Next uses a standardized blueprint for rapid, serial replication of large-scale biomethanol plants, with sites in the Netherlands, Estonia and the United States and more in development.
- Clarksons will combine Investment Banking, Green Transition and Specialised Products services to offer finance, offtake solutions and last-mile logistics for biomethanol supply.
- Biomethanol demand in shipping is rising due to tightening decarbonization regulations and growing investment in methanol-capable vessels and bunkering infrastructure.
Partnership
Perpetual Next has selected Clarksons as its preferred broker for maritime biomethanol, aiming to secure international offtake and market access via Clarksons' global network.
Production blueprint and pipeline
Perpetual Next uses a standardized industrial blueprint to enable rapid, serial replication of large-scale biomethanol plants, with sites in the Netherlands, Estonia and the United States and additional projects in development.
Clarksons' role
Clarksons will coordinate Investment Banking, Green Transition and Specialised Products capabilities to provide financing, offtake solutions and last-mile logistics for biomethanol supply into the maritime market.
Market drivers
Demand for biomethanol in shipping is increasing, driven by tightening decarbonization regulations and growing investment in methanol-capable vessels and bunkering infrastructure.
