In North Carolina, M2X Energy announced that its modular gas-to-methanol plant has produced its first methanol.
The company said it is currently performing test runs to qualify the system for its first field deployment.
“This major milestone substantially de-risks our innovative technology and validates its commercial viability,” said M2X Energy CEO Max Pieri. “We are currently the only company to offer a scalable on-site solution for oil and gas operators that captures waste flare methane and turns it into a clean and valuable industrial product. By reimagining typical natural gas flaring approaches, we are creating additional value for customers and decarbonizing their operations. We look forward to deploying our first system in the field very soon.”
The system producing M2X Energy’s first methanol was built and tested in partnership with ECR Engines, a high-performance combustion engine research, development, and production company.
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