Description

The e-methanol pilot plant is a compact, fully automated unit designed to convert captured CO₂ and green hydrogen into methanol via the Fischer–Tropsch (FT) process, at a capacity of 1.5 kg/h. It features a high-pressure fixed-bed reactor with precise isothermal temperature control, ensuring stable and representative FT reaction conditions. Advanced gas and liquid separation systems enable efficient recovery of FT products, while real-time process monitoring integrates safety, control, and data acquisition. This pilot plant enables rapid catalyst and FT process validation, de-risks industrial scale-up through reliable performance data, and supports decarbonisation strategies by transforming CO₂ into valuable, low-carbon fuels and chemicals for sustainable energy applications.