A new green methanol production project on Nigeria's southern coast is expected to produce 1.2 million tonnes of green methanol per year. The venture, as reported locally, would involve significant figures such as the Energy Commission of Nigeria director-general Mustapha Abdullahi, the Nigerian minister of innovation, science, and technology Uche Nnaji, and Idara Ekpo, the chief vision officer at APPL. This initiative highlights a concerted effort to promote sustainability and technological innovation in Nigeria's energy landscape. The project aims not only to meet the country's energy needs but also to contribute to a greener future. By focusing on green methanol production, the project aligns with global efforts towards renewable energy sources. It is anticipated that this endeavor will not only boost economic growth but also create avenues for advancements in technology within the region, fostering a culture of innovation and progress.