eMethanol. Most methanol is produced from fossil sources, such as natural gas, coal, and oil. In contrast, eMethanol is produced from renewable sources such as recycled carbon dioxide, biogas, biomass, waste, and sewage sludge. www.man-es.com/process-industry/campaigns/e-methanol-in-focus A Swedish company – Liquid Wind – produces green electrofuel (eMethanol), made from biogenic carbon dioxide and renewable electricity. This fuel can be produced at scale to meet the growing demand for fossil-free alternative fuels. www.liquidwind.se
