ETFuels has announced a groundbreaking strategic partnership with John Cockerill and Johnson Matthey for a major e-methanol project in Texas. John Cockerill will provide advanced electrolyser units, leveraging its local manufacturing capabilities, while Johnson Matthey will supply innovative e-methanol technology. The project targets the annual production of 120,000 tons of ultra-low carbon e-methanol by 2029, utilizing renewable energy sources and biogenic CO₂. This initiative will not only support industrial decarbonization but also facilitate the production of sustainable aviation fuel and various chemical applications, aligning with regulatory incentives for e-fuel adoption in the transportation sector. The project is estimated to create numerous job opportunities and bring substantial investment into the region. Through this partnership, ETFuels aims to lead the way in developing next-generation e-fuel facilities, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and emissions reduction in alignment with global environmental goals.