e-gasoline

Energy

Chemicals and sustainable technologies

Development finance

Johnson Matthey's proprietary technology that converts captured CO₂ into methanol using green hydrogen, maximizing feedstock use, reducing energy consumption, and minimizing operational costs.

A synthetic fuel produced from e-methanol, used to enable the decarbonization of vehicles.

Methanol produced using green hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide, serving as a marine fuel or a precursor for other e-fuels.

Castilla y León

Uruguay

Chile

A demonstration plant where methanol produced using eMERALD technology is further processed into e-gasoline.

One of Europe’s largest e-methanol production plants, aiming to produce up to 140,000 tons of e-methanol annually using JM's eMERALD™ technology.

Set to become South America’s largest e-methanol plant, with an expected annual production of 700,000 tons of e-methanol, utilizing green hydrogen and waste CO₂.