Worley and Topsoe have joined forces to expedite the deployment of standardized, modular e-Methanol production plants in the U.S. Midwest. This strategic collaboration is geared towards supporting the shipping industry's shift to low-carbon fuels and meeting the rising demand for sustainable alternatives. Each facility is expected to generate up to 600 tonnes of e-Methanol daily, significantly aiding in emissions reduction within challenging sectors. Topsoe will provide advanced methanol synthesis technology, while Worley will oversee the development of green hydrogen infrastructure. The partnership's emphasis on a standardized, modular design aims to streamline production, ensuring faster and more cost-effective e-Methanol manufacturing. e-Methanol, derived from green hydrogen and biogenic CO₂, offers a renewable substitute for traditional methanol, playing a crucial role in decarbonizing industries such as shipping. By collaborating with bioethanol producers in the Midwest to utilize biogenic CO₂, the initiative establishes a dedicated low-carbon fuel supply chain, thus circumventing the need for carbon capture and storage. This joint effort aids in transforming biogenic CO₂ into a valuable fuel and promotes a sustainable circular economy. By addressing the growing demand for e-Methanol in shipping and other sectors, the partnership sets the stage for a robust, scalable supply chain. With favorable U.S. policy incentives encouraging investment in green fuels, Worley and Topsoe are well-positioned to drive the widespread adoption of e-Methanol, facilitating global decarbonization and ushering industries towards a low-carbon future.