Jakson Green, in partnership with NTPC, has reached a significant achievement by successfully synthesizing methanol from captured carbon dioxide at NTPC’s Vindhyachal Thermal Power Plant located in Madhya Pradesh, India. Spearheaded by NTPC’s research and development arm (NETRA), the project focuses on capturing CO2 directly from flue gas emissions and transforming it into methanol, a clean fuel with versatile applications in power generation and transportation. This venture not only represents a remarkable milestone in the green energy sector but also highlights Jakson Green's commitment to innovative Power-to-X projects. Bikesh Ogra, the CEO and Managing Director of Jakson Green, emphasized the project's uniqueness as it pioneers the production of methanol from captured carbon, positioning it as the first commissioned project in India's green molecule space. Jakson Green is currently involved in executing six flagship Power-to-X projects, with notable collaborations with NTPC, including initiatives like India’s first green hydrogen refueling station for urban mobility and the world’s first CO2-to-4G ethanol plant. These endeavors underscore the companies' joint commitment to driving sustainable innovations and shaping a greener future.