GreenLyte LiquidSolar Methanol Plant

Greenlyte Carbon Technologies is advancing its DAC-to-methanol strategy through two key milestones in 2025: in April, it secured seven-digit public funding under North Rhine-Westphalia’s CCU Modellregion program to partner with the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion and Evonik on a pre-study integrating direct air capture, green hydrogen, and methanol synthesis, paving the way for its first commercial plant in Marl, Germany; and in August, it signed a seven-figure euro offtake term sheet with MB Energy Holding for e-methanol from its upcoming LiquidSolar™ facility, ensuring early market demand and strategic alignment to scale production across Europe.