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The 'Liquid Sunshine Methanol' project from
The winning 'Liquid Sunshine Methanol' project utilises large-scale renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and hydropower to produce electricity, which in turn yields hydrogen from water through electrolysis. The green hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources reacts with carbon dioxide to produce methanol, thereby storing the energy from renewable sources in liquid methanol fuel. Going forward, Towngas will collaborate with
Throughout the course of six months, the competition recruited 208 participating projects from 23 countries and regions for an exciting challenge. To ensure a fair and just outcome and facilitate the selection of quality projects based on the criteria of innovation, implementation, talent capability and commercialisation value, the 10 finalists took part in an online roadshow, where eight renowned experts from the international energy field selected the winners of Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards. The announcement of the prizes signals the success of discovering and driving the research, development and application of innovative technology through a competition.
As the host and organiser, Towngas has established its intention for strategic cooperation with
Themed 'exploring zero-carbon innovations for the future', the inaugural TERA-Award smart energy innovation competition has drawn to a close. Going forward, the competition will aggregate broader resources to support innovative start-ups in the energy arena to foster in-depth cohesion of the industry and contribute towards the country's dual carbon goals and the resolution of the global climate crisis.
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