In today’s scenario, hydrogen is key lever to decarbonize different industrial sectors: transports, hard-to-abate industries (such as steel production and cement) and fertilizers. In this context, low carbon H2 acts both as energy vector and chemical building block contributing in a multitude of industrial applications.

Methanol is anticipated to play a pivotal role in advancing the energy transition across diverse sectors. It is expected to serve as a crucial energy carrier for decarbonizing the maritime transport sector and, through the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), also the aviation sector.
Additionally, methanol is well-known for being a key intermediate for producing polyolefins via the MTO process or gasoline through the DME route.
Hence, this versatile molecule will be an important building block of a new sustainable industrial chemistry.