Your Voice Matters – help shape the future of e-methanol
POSEIDON is launching a survey on the social impact of e‑methanol, aiming to better understand how communities and stakeholders perceive local e‑methanol production and its use in maritime…
POSEIDON is launching a survey on the social impact of e‑methanol, aiming to better understand how communities and stakeholders perceive local e‑methanol production and its use in maritime…
On 19 and 20 May 2026, POSEIDON took part in the EUBCE 2026 – European Biomass Conference and Exhibition in The Hague, the Netherlands. Our project coordinator Julian Dailly from EIFER, and project partner Paul…
⚓What is still needed to enable large scale uptake of e-methanol in shipping? Decarbonising maritime transport requires more than ambition. It requires technologies that are mature, safe, and…
We are pleased to announce that POSEIDON will attend the IWA AD19 Conference, one of the leading international events on anaerobic technologies The conference places strong emphasis on…
On 9 May 2026, POSEIDON took part in the Energy and Climate Festival in Karlsruhe, held at the city’s market square, where a wide range of organisations came…
⚓What does it take to bring e-methanol from production to use at ports? The POSEIDON project began by mapping the entire value chain for synthetic methanol. This key…
⚓ How does POSEIDON turn research and learning into real change at ports? In POSEIDON, we do this through Communities of Practice (COPs). These local groups bring together port…
The demonstration of an innovative e-methanol process is the focus of the POSEIDON project, which involves designing, building, and testing an advanced prototype plant converting carbon dioxide (CO2),…
Exploring carbon capture with Membrane-Gas-Absorption (MGA) unit One of POSEIDON project’s experimental activities is dedicated to developing and testing novel technologies for carbon capture. CERTH conducted tests in…
POSEIDON project partner RINA conducted a study on shipping decarbonisation exploring the transition towards alternative fuels in the maritime transport sector, focusing on both technical and regulatory perspectives.…
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