European Energy and Greenfield Global have signed a joint venture agreement to develop an e-methanol project in Québec, Canada. This builds on a memorandum of understanding that the two companies signed in 2025.
The planned facility will produce 48,000 tonnes of e-methanol per year, combining renewable energy with a biogenic CO2 supply from an established Greenfield Global operating site. European Energy brings renewable energy and Power-to-X development, commercial and operating experience from its site in Kassø, Denmark.
Howard Field, Chief Executive Officer of Greenfield Global, said: “Demand for low-carbon fuels and chemicals is growing, but supply will follow only where projects are both good for the planet and good business. Greenfield Global and European Energy share a commitment to building projects that deliver reliable, scalable solutions for companies seeking sustainable blendstocks and raw materials. We believe symbiotic partnerships are how profitable renewable fuel and chemical ventures are built, and this project is a prime example of that.”
Knud Erik Andersen, Chief Executive Officer of European Energy, commented: “Our experience from Kassø in Denmark has demonstrated what it takes to bring e-methanol production from ambition to industrial reality. The next step is to build on that experience, replicate successful models and develop projects in markets with the right conditions for long-term growth. Our partnership with Greenfield Global reflects this strategy and our ambition to play a leading role in developing the global market for e-fuels. Together with Greenfield Global, we see an opportunity not only to develop a competitive e-methanol facility in Québec, but also to establish a strong platform for future growth across North America.”
