Green hydrogen is a fossil-free energy carrier produced using renewable electricity. Because it doesn't generate any direct greenhouse gas emissions during production or use, it offers a sustainable alternative to conventional hydrogen. It can serve as a feedstock, a fuel, or a storage medium for surplus renewable electricity — making it a versatile solution across transport, industry, and energy systems.
In eMethanol production, green hydrogen plays an important role, and when combined with captured biogenic CO₂, it enables the creation of a cleaner, more sustainable fuel with strong climate benefits — including reduced lifecycle emissions, support for carbon circularity, and a lower environmental footprint than conventional methanol.
