Greenfield Global, European Energy plan e-methanol plant targeting marine fuel market
Both signed a JV deal to develop an e-methanol project designed to supply e-methanol to a range of markets, including those requesting European RFNBO, maritime fuels, and renewable polymers.
Greenfield Global and European Energy on Thursday (29 October) announced a joint venture (JV) agreement to develop an e-methanol project adjacent to Greenfield’s existing ethanol facility near Montréal, Québec.
The agreement builds on a memorandum of understanding the two companies signed in 2025 and establishes a joint company through which Greenfield Global and European Energy intend to produce e-methanol for a variety of markets.
The project is designed to supply e-methanol to a range of markets, including those requesting European Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO), maritime fuels, and renewable polymers. The e-methanol will meet RFNBO requirements, offering a fuel alternative with deep emissions reductions.
The collaboration builds on complementary strengths. Greenfield Global contributes an established operating site, industrial infrastructure, and biogenic CO₂ supply, while European Energy brings significant renewable energy and Power-to-X development, commercial, and operating experience.
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