Koppö Energia Oy has made the strategic decision to implement thyssenkrupp Uhde's green methanol technology for their upcoming e-methanol plant as part of a power-to-x (P2X) project in Kristinestad, Finland. The plant is set to have a capacity of 450 metric tons per day, catering to various grades to serve the maritime and e-gasoline fuel markets. This move signifies a shift towards sustainable practices as green methanol, or e-methanol, is produced via the direct hydrogenation of CO2, utilizing green hydrogen generated from renewable electricity and water sources. The e-methanol production process aims to significantly reduce the carbon footprint compared to traditional grey methanol production methods. To facilitate this, a 200MW water electrolysis plant will be established for renewable hydrogen production, while CO2 capture will take place in Vaasa, Finland, at a waste incineration facility. The captured CO2 will be liquefied and transported to the P2X facilities for methanol production. Koppö Energia and thyssenkrupp Uhde expressed their enthusiasm for collaborating on this eco-friendly project, emphasizing the importance of implementing green technologies for a sustainable future. thyssenkrupp Uhde's green methanol technology not only offers environmental benefits but also economic advantages through high carbon and hydrogen efficiencies, contributing to enhanced project revenues and feasibility. With the integration of advanced technologies and efficient processes, the project aims to set a benchmark for green fuel production and promote eco-conscious practices in the industry.