Global engineering and construction company Worley has teamed up with Topsoe to fast-track the development of standardized, modular e-methanol production plants in the US Midwest. The collaboration targets supporting the shipping industry's shift to low-carbon fuels and meeting the rising demand for sustainable alternatives. By partnering with bioethanol producers in the region, Worley and Topsoe plan to utilize biogenic CO2 emitted during ethanol production as a key component for e-Methanol synthesis. Topsoe's expertise in methanol synthesis technology and Worley's focus on green hydrogen facilities will ensure the seamless integration of the production process. The utilization of a standardized, modular approach is central to the strategy, with each plant expected to produce up to 600 tonnes of e-Methanol daily. E-Methanol, a renewable option, is created by combining green hydrogen with biogenic CO2 and holds significant promise for emissions reduction, particularly in the shipping industry. The partnership aims to provide an efficient and rapid deployment model for e-Methanol plants, aiding industries in scaling their decarbonization efforts. This collaborative effort not only supports emissions reduction but also contributes to the establishment of a sustainable circular economy by meeting the increasing demand for low-carbon fuels across various sectors.