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INERATEC secures €70 million financing commitment for Europe’s largest e-Fuel-production plant in Frankfurt

Sustainable e-Fuel production pioneer INERATEC today formally agreed a EUR 40m venture debt loan with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and EUR 30m grant with Breakthrough Energy Catalyst. The combined €70 million backing will finance construction of Europe`s largest sustainable e-Fuel production plant in Frankfurt and e-Fuel research and development of future, key steps in

INERATEC sichert sich Finanzierungszusage über 70 Millionen Euro für Europas größte e-Fuel-Anlage in Frankfurt

Der E-Fuel-Pionier INERATEC hat heute offiziell eine Venture-Debt-Finanzierung über 40 Millionen Euro mit der Europäischen Investitionsbank (EIB) und einen Zuschuss von 30 Millionen Euro mit Breakthrough Energy Catalyst unterzeichnet. Mit dem Finanzierungspaket von bis zu 70 Millionen Euro will das Unternehmen in Frankfurt Europas größte Produktionsanlage für nachhaltige E-Fuels bauen und seine Forschung und Entwicklung im Bereich e-Fuels vorantreiben.

Green Technologies Continuing to Thrive and Drivers for Sustainable Growth

As the United States withdraws from the 2015 Paris Agreement, which established globally shared goals that pledged to contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, concerns about the future of sustainable technologies are growing. However, IDTechEx identifies key areas where sustainable growth can remain a reality in their portfolio of Sustainability Research Reports. CCUS and the role of regulation

New book urges design to lead the transition to sustainable materials

As the environmental and health impacts of plastics become increasingly impossible to ignore, a groundbreaking book provides industrial designers and manufacturers with the essential knowledge to transition toward sustainable material choices. Rethinking Plastics in Product Design: A Guide to Sustainable Transitions for the Environmental Emergency, by Geoff Isaac, is a must-read for professionals engaged in

CO2 in Brennstoff umwandeln – mit Hilfe von Batterieabfällen

Batterieabfälle sind ein ernstes Umweltproblem: Sie enthalten Substanzen, die sowohl die menschliche Gesundheit als auch die Ökosysteme gefährden. Gleichzeitig sind in ihnen aber auch wertvolle Materialien wie Nickel enthalten, die wir dringend brauchen – etwa für die Produktion neuer Batterien. Bessere Recyclingmethoden für Batterien sind daher dringend nötig. An der TU Wien gelang es nun,

Converting CO2 into fuel – with the help of battery waste

Battery waste is a serious environmental problem: it contains substances that pose a threat to both human health and ecosystems. At the same time, however, they also contain valuable materials such as nickel, which we need – for example, for the production of new batteries. Better recycling methods for batteries are therefore urgently required. At

OCOchem prepares to flip the switch on tech for turning captured CO2 into industrial chemicals

OCOchem, a startup turning captured carbon dioxide into a valuable industrial chemical, is completing construction of its pilot plant in Eastern Washington. Once the 40,000-square-foot facility is commissioned in the coming months, OCOchem will start using its electrolyzer cells to turn CO2 into formic acid and other formate compounds. These chemicals can replace petroleum as a

Researchers show how to efficiently convert captured carbon dioxide into green energy

Methanol, important for the manufacture of many everyday goods and for its green energy potential, may soon be produced faster and more efficiently thanks to a collaboration that included two Oregon State University researchers. Zhenxing Feng and Alvin Chang of the OSU College of Engineering helped characterize a novel electrocatalyst developed by collaborators at Yale

Kohlendioxid in grüne Energie umwandeln: Neuer Katalysator verbessert CO2-Umwandlung

Forschende der Oregon State University haben einen neuen Dual-Site-Katalysator entwickelt, der die Umwandlung von Kohlendioxid (CO2) in Methanol verbessert. Durch die Kombination von zwei katalytischen Stellen steigt der Wirkungsgrad der Reaktion auf 50 Prozent, wodurch weniger Energie verloren geht. Methanol gilt als vielversprechender grüner Kraftstoff mit zahlreichen Anwendungsmöglichkeiten – von Brennstoffzellen bis hin zur industriellen

ICO₂NIC Project Kicks Off in Brussels: Transforming CO₂ Waste into Value

Last week, the ICO₂NIC consortium gathered in Brussels for an engaging two-day kick-off meeting. We explored the project’s objectives, milestones, and the innovative work we’ll be doing across various work packages, including CO₂ capture, electrochemical conversion, and formic acid production. Launched in January 2025 within the Process4Planet partnership of the Horizon program, the ICO₂NIC project

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