In order to decarbonize our economies, we need a fuel solution that is scalable for transportation/mobility purposes, is cost-competitive, is not reliant on large amounts of electric energy and has the potential of being fully carbon neutral.

Can we find answers in the following energy carriers/fuels:

• Methanol
• Metal Fuels
• Ammonia
• Hydrogen

If we consider the beforementioned fuels as a possibility, we must also look at the total value chain in order to fully implement these energy carriers successfully. The production & mobility industry still have questions regarding their need for green energy.

How will production potential of these fuels meet future users expectation over time? Find out on Fueling The Future Summit 2022!

• Michael Schlaug, General Manager Yara Sluiskil
• Wietse van den Bogaard, Head of Brewing Royal Swinkels
• Andreas Gelhaar, Head of Sustainability and Environment Deutsche Bahn
• Matthïas Ölafsson, Chief Representative Europe Methanol Institute
• Aris Blankenspoor, Director Business Development Uniper Benelux
• Philip de Goey, Decaan Fac Werktuigbouwkunde & Professor sectie Power&Flow TU Eindhoven
• Joan Hoexum, NLP Coach Vitality Solutions

Led by: Gerrit Jan Schaeffer, General Manager Energyville

Founded in 1989, the Methanol Institute (MI) serves as the global trade association for the methanol industry representing the world’s leading methanol producers, distributors and technology companies, the mission of the Methanol Institute (MI) is to serve and provide cost-effective value to its membership from our offices in Singapore, Washington, D.C., Brussels, Beijing and Delhi

Methanol (CH3OH) is water-soluble and readily biodegradable, comprising four parts hydrogen, one part oxygen, and one part carbon, and is the simplest member of a group of organic chemicals called alcohols. Methanol is a clean-burning, biodegradable fuel. Increasingly, methanol’s environmental and economic advantages make it an attractive alternative fuel for powering vehicles and ships, cooking food, and heating homes.

Our mission includes the development and implementation of a global ecosystem based on iron powder that stimulates the storage and import of sustainable energy in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is facing a major shortage of locally generated renewable energy and iron powder is the cheapest option for importing this energy from regions with a large surplus.

The primary development lines within the growth plan will be the scaling up of the iron powder combustion and regeneration technology, as well as the activation of the value chain. To this end, pilot projects are being prepared for deployment at Swinkels and Uniper.