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Perpetual Next N.V. has signed a License and Engineering Agreement with Air Liquide Engineering & Technologies to use Air Liquide’s syngas-to-methanol technology for Perpetual Next’s first biomethanol plant, with an option to extend to additional sites. The partnership is a key step in rolling out Perpetual Next’s Biomethanol Blueprint to accelerate low‑carbon methanol production.

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Perpetual Next and Air Liquide join forces to accelerate biomethanol plant technology

This article was originally posted on chemengonline.com.

Perpetual Next N.V. (Amsterdam) has signed a License and Engineering Agreement with Air Liquide Engineering and Technologies (Paris) for the supply of syngas-to-methanol technology for Perpetual Next’s first biomethanol facility, with an option to extend across other biomethanol sites. The agreement marks an important step in the industrial roll-out of Perpetual Next’s Biomethanol Blueprint, a […]

The post Perpetual Next and Air Liquide join forces to accelerate biomethanol plant technology appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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