FROM RESIDUAL STEEL GASES TO METHANOL
Stena Line RoPax is world’s first vessel to use recycled methanol from residual steel gases as fuel.
READ MOREAfter almost 5 years of hard work and cooperation among the eleven partners of the Consortium, the FReSme project is now coming to an end.
EUROPEAN 2020 ENERGY OBJECTIVES
greenhouse gas emissions
-20%
+20%
of energy from renewables
+20%
increase in energy efficiency
After almost 5 years the FReSMe project successfully finalised on June 2021. The pilot plant built in Lulea (Sweden) treated up to 800 m3/h of blast furnace gas to produce up to 50 kg/h of methanol. While demonstrating all the essential process steps in an industry relevant environment, the project advanced the technology’s technical readiness to level 6. Methanol produced in the project was demonstrated to be suitable for use as marine fuel for ship transportation.
Email: info@fresme.eu
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 727504.
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