China Tianying, a Chinese clean energy and recycling company, has partnered with Icelandic firm Carbon Recycling International (CRI) to establish one of the world's largest synthetic methanol production plants by 2025. The project, located in Liaoyuan city, Jilin province, will utilize CRI's ETL technology to convert green hydrogen and captured biogenic CO2 into synthetic methanol. With an initial production capacity of 170,000 tons per year, the plant is designed to accommodate fluctuating wind energy input, ensuring operational flexibility. This initiative represents a significant milestone in China's clean energy strategy, with the project being the third commercial-scale plant to adopt CRI's technology in the country. The partnership underscores a shared dedication to sustainability and technological innovation, positioning the project as a key player in advancing the adoption of eco-friendly solutions within the region.