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7 May 2020
Sustainable Methanol Production Milestone in Antwerp Port
A consortium will build a demonstration plant in Antwerp to produce 8000 tonnes of sustainable methanol annually, reducing CO2 emissions and advancing the port's transition to alternative energy sources.
20 February 2020
Södra Launches World's First Fossil-Free Biomethanol Plant
The first commercial biomethanol plant has started operations, delivering to Emmelev A/S for biodiesel production, marking a step towards a circular economy and fossil-free transportation by 2030.
22 March 2019
Port of Antwerp Unites for Sustainable Methanol Production
Port of Antwerp's new project will produce methanol from waste CO2 and green hydrogen, reducing emissions and fostering collaboration among industry experts to advance sustainability and innovation.
1 September 2017
BioMCN to Invest €100 Million to Double Capacity
The investment will refurbish a mothballed methanol line, creating 30 permanent jobs and several hundred indirect jobs. The plant will produce 438,000 tons annually, starting in Q4 2018.
11 April 2017
BioMCN Delfzijl Advances Sustainability with CO2 Injection
A new CO2 injection method boosts bio-methanol production to 15,000 tons, creating jobs and aligning with regional sustainability goals. The project receives over €110,000 in grants.
1 July 2004
Statoil Launches Projects at Mongstad and Tjeldbergodden
Plans include building power stations and expanding methanol production, with investments around NOK 8.5 billion. Projects aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

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