Updated on 31 May 2024
CCU and/or CO2 transformation to e-methanol
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The key innovation interlinks carbon capture with methanol synthesis in fundamentally different way and translates this “hybrid process” in a modular design, significantly cutting costs
ICODOS’ hybrid process enables a continuous regeneration of the carbon capture solvent as well as a dynamic and fully automated production of the whole plant, making off-grid production possible and creating best conditions to cope with intermittent renewable energy supply
E2E approach: Hybrid process cuts >30% of energy demand for CO2 absorption & desorption and reduces equipment needed (CAPEX);
Dynamic & Autonomous: Production plants operate dynamically & autonomously, reducing storage, energy, and human O&M costs and
Efficiency & Sustainability: No performance loss, longer lifetime, and no solvent procurement & management.
Organisation
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Project cooperation
Digital Engineering for Industrial Decarbonisation and Clean Energy Integration
- R&D Partner
- Technology Partner
- Call Module 2026-05: Hydrogen and renewable fuel
- Call Module 2026-04: Industrial carbon management
- Call Module 2026-07: Heating and cooling technologies
- Call Module 2026-09: Integrated industrial energy systems
Antonio Gómez
R&D manager at Nabladot, S.L.
Zaragoza, Spain
Project cooperation
Pilot scale Methanol production in a German technology center
- Call Module 2026-05: Hydrogen and renewable fuel
- Call Module 2026-04: Industrial carbon management
- Call Module 2026-09: Integrated industrial energy systems
Markus Schubert
Professor for Chemical Process Engineering at Dresden University of Technology
Germany
Project cooperation
Catalytic Membrane Reactor (CMR)Technology for Sustainable Chemical Production
- Investor
- Demonstrator
Ayo Giwa
President/CEO at MCALPHA INC
CALGARY, Canada