Two Scandinavian energy companies, Glocal Green and Norwegian Hydrogen, have joined forces to create a joint-venture focused on producing methanol with an innovative approach. The partnership aims to establish a bio-e-methanol plant with a substantial capacity in Øyer, located in Gudbrandsdalen. This plant will integrate hydrogen into the production process, enhancing the overall output volume. By utilizing bio-waste and hydrogen, the project promises increased energy efficiency, presenting a sustainable solution. The end result of this initiative is a green liquid hydrogen carrier, emphasizing environmentally friendly practices at a competitive cost. The process involves extracting energy from biomass and supplementing it with energy from added hydrogen, ensuring a high yield relative to the input power. The sourcing of inputs from waste materials, particularly from the marine sector, highlights a circular economy approach. With a growing demand for methanol in sectors like marine and chemicals, this collaboration signifies a step towards meeting this demand sustainably and efficiently.