Uhde Initiates Biomass-to-Methanol Project in Canada with Nova Sustainable Fuels
Uhde has launched a pre-FEED study for a biomass-to-methanol project in Canada, aiming to produce over 450,000 tons of methanol annually from sustainable wood-based biomass. The project integrates Uhde's Prenflo gasification technology and advanced methanol synthesis process. It supports the production of low-carbon fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel and renewable methanol, crucial for decarbonizing the transport sector. Construction is expected to begin in 2028, with operations starting in 2031, pending necessary permits.
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Uhde has started a pre-FEED study for a biomass-to-methanol project in Canada, targeting production of over 450,000 tons of methanol per year from sustainable biomass. This project combines Uhde's solid biomass gasification technology with its methanol synthesis process.
Nova Sustainable Fuels aims to validate the integration of these technologies and the project's bankability. The initiative focuses on producing low-carbon fuels, specifically sustainable aviation fuel and renewable methanol, which will support decarbonization efforts in the transport sector. Construction is planned to commence in 2028, with operations beginning in 2031 after obtaining necessary permits.
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