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ACCIONA Leads €4M COMECOCO2 Project for Green Methanol in Maritime Sector

ACCIONA's innovative system targets 65% process efficiencies and 25% energy savings. It uses CO2 from biogas and reclaimed water, making it a sustainable solution for a cleaner maritime sector.

In this picture we can see some small green plants in the pond water
In this picture we can see some small green plants in the pond water

ACCIONA Leads €4M COMECOCO2 Project for Green Methanol in Maritime Sector

ACCIONA is involved in the COMECOCO2 project, aiming to develop a high-efficiency green methanol production system. The project, funded with nearly €4 million, combines CO2 capture and water vapor electrolysis with methanol conversion in a catalytic reactor. ACCIONA's role is to design and integrate the final methanol synthesis system in a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP).

The COMECOCO2 project targets the maritime sector to reduce its carbon footprint. The innovative system is expected to achieve process efficiencies above 65% and reduce energy consumption by 25% compared to conventional methods. It will use CO2 from biogas and reclaimed water for co-electrolysis, making it a sustainable and efficient solution.

ACCIONA's involvement in the project is crucial. The company will study, design, install, and integrate the final methanol synthesis system in a WWTP. This will enable the production of green methanol using captured CO2 and reclaimed water, contributing to a cleaner maritime sector.

The COMECOCO2 project, with a total budget of nearly €4 million, is set to revolutionize green methanol production. By combining high-temperature co-electrolysis and methanol conversion, the project aims to achieve significant process efficiencies and energy savings. ACCIONA's role in designing and integrating the final methanol synthesis system in a WWTP is key to the project's success. The ultimate goal is to apply this system in the maritime sector, reducing its carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices.

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