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Demeter Energy is advancing development of a commercial biomethanol and carbon capture facility in Manatee County, Florida. The plant is designed to convert sustainably sourced biomass into about 100,000 metric tons per year of low‑carbon biomethanol while capturing and permanently sequestering roughly 200,000 metric tons of biogenic CO2 annually.

What do you think will be the biggest hurdle to success here—sustainable feedstock sourcing, permitting and infrastructure for CO2 sequestration, or securing long-term offtake for low‑carbon methanol?

Demeter Energy advances biomethanol and carbon capture facility in Florida

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Demeter Energy (Naples, Fla.)  announced continued advancement of development activities for a commercial-scale biomethanol production and carbon capture facility in Manatee County, Florida. The project is designed to convert sustainably sourced biomass into approximately 100,000 metric tons of low-carbon biomethanol annually while capturing and permanently sequestering approximately 200,000 metric tons of biogenic carbon dioxide (CO₂) […]

The post Demeter Energy advances biomethanol and carbon capture facility in Florida appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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