Environmental Methanol Pellet Project

Environmental methanol is a new clean energy source primarily obtained through various methods such as biomass energy, environmental hydrogen with CO₂ capture, and renewable energy sources, resulting in near-zero or very low carbon emissions during production. Using biomass materials, like straw, which are preprocessed into pellet or block products, the material undergoes a gasification reaction under high temperature and pressure. This process converts the solid feedstock into a gaseous product, which then, through pyrolysis technology, produces synthetic gases like methane, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen. These gases are mixed with an appropriate catalyst and a certain amount of steam, initiating a synthesis reaction at an optimal temperature to generate environmental bio-methanol fuel. Biomass pellet preparation from raw materials like straw is a vital step in this production process.