We launched our first pilot plant for ultra-efficient, green methanol production in Leuna, Germany
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We’re developing an ultra-efficient catalysis to mass-produce green methanol —
enabling the shipping and chemical industry to save gigatons of CO2
Using quantum-chemical simulations and lab experiments, we invented a new ultra-efficient catalysis for green methanol.
It enables the mass-production of high-purity green methanol at a competitive price — using decentralized, non-fossil feedstock, low pressures, and low temperatures at any plant scale.
Combined with a cutting-edge, containerized design the C1-reactor makes decentralized green methanol production possible almost anywhere.
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Our groundbreaking technology is the heart of the new "Leuna100" pilot-plant in Leuna, Germany.
Together with renowned project partners, we are proving and improving the C1 catalysis and our C1 reactor to validate its potential to significantly lower the green premium through ultra-efficient homogenic catalysis.
The Leuna100 Pilot-Plant is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Transportation with 10,4 Mio €.
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CONTACT USThe ecological impact of our technology is huge: It enables methanol production that locks the carbon used in a continuous cycle instead of adding it into the atmosphere. This empowers industries using green methanol to reach net-zero emissions and save gigatons of CO2.
Existing non-fossil carbon sources — like waste biomass or, in the future, carbon captured from the atmosphere — are converted into syngas
Even if the resulting methanol is burned, it does not add additional CO2 into the atmosphere
Our flexible, decentralized reactor uses our patented C1-Catalysis to synthesize methanol at a lower pressure and heat
The resulting high-purity green methanol is competitively priced and ready for industrial use
Our impact assessment from our investor Planet A Ventures
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