Geely Holding Group Partners with Qujing and Xuanwei Cities for Green Methanol Production in China
Key Ideas
  • Farizon Auto, a Geely Holding Group subsidiary, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Qujing and Xuanwei Cities in China to promote green methanol production and application.
  • The collaboration aims to leverage technology for carbon-negative methanol production and accelerate the local carbon neutrality process, reducing CO2 emissions by 100,000 tonnes per year.
  • The project will focus on developing methanol fuel refueling stations, promoting the use of alcohol-hydrogen electric vehicles, and transforming the coking industry towards near-zero industrial carbon emissions.
  • Geely's 'CO2 + hydrogen' methanol production technology will be utilized to establish a green methanol industrial park, creating an innovative demonstration project for the liquid sunlight methanol economy.
Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicle Group, a Geely Holding Group subsidiary, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the People's Governments of Qujing and Xuanwei Cities in China. The agreement focuses on promoting China's green methanol production model, aiming to accelerate large-scale production and application of green methanol while reducing CO2 emissions by 100,000 tonnes per year. The collaboration will involve deep cooperation in various fields, including new energy project development, methanol production, green hydrogen synthesis, and the promotion of alcohol-hydrogen electric vehicles. The project will utilize Geely's technology to efficiently capture CO2 and produce green methanol, establishing a green methanol industrial park. It will also involve the planning and construction of methanol fuel refueling stations, aiming to provide comprehensive solutions for various transportation sectors. This initiative is a significant step towards local carbon neutrality and industrial transformation in the region.
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