Gothenburg Port Authority is collaborating with Stena Line, DFDS, Ørsted and Liquid Wind to establish Europe’s first electromethanol (e-fuels) hub with a planned launch date of 2025.
Liquid Wind and Ørsted’s emethanol production facility FlagshipONE is in late-stage development and approaching a final investment decision. It will be the largest e-fuels facility in the world, producing 50,000 tonnes of emethanol annually.
In April this year, the Gothenburg Port Authority published general methanol operating regulations for ship-to-ship bunkering.
Tags: electromethanol, Europe, Gothenburg Port Authority, Methanol
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