What role does methanol play on the road to climate neutrality?

Reducing CO2 emissions is the challenge of our time. However, there are in fact some unavoidable sources of CO2, such as lime production or waste incineration. bse Methanol has developed a modular solution with which the unavoidable CO2 can be used to produce green methanol. The processes used in production, from CO2 capture and electrolysis to the actual synthesis, are well known and are already being used on a large industrial scale. The technical challenge now lies in efficiently linking these individual process steps.

Johann Kirchner, Head of Process Engineering at bse Methanol, explains how all of this can be implemented using dynamic processes, even without complex storage systems, despite the fluctuating availability of wind and solar energy. 



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BioBall in conversation

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The podcast series offers a fascinating insight into the development of circular-based innovations from the perspectives of business, science, local government, and politics. Bioeconomy expert Manfred Kircher, together with his inspiring guests, will explore the bioeconomy from their diverse perspectives and experiences: What role does the bioeconomy play today and in the future on the path to a sustainable and climate-neutral metropolitan region? What hurdles had to be overcome during implementation? What opportunities were seized? And what societal and political changes are necessary to advance economic structural change? Look forward to interesting insights from thought leaders dedicated to the development of the bioeconomy in the metropolitan region. This podcast is kindly supported by Technologieland Hessen, an initiative of the Hessian Ministry of Economic Affairs, implemented by Hessen Trade & Invest GmbH.