The eMetCO2 Monthly Meeting #10 took place on March 30th, bringing together project partners to share updates across all Work Packages and discuss progress, ongoing activities, and upcoming milestones. This meeting featured a special contribution from Deepak Pant, Senior Scientist and Project Manager at VITO, and an internationally recognised expert in CO2 electrochemical reduction, electrosynthesis,…
We are delighted to welcome two new members to the eMetCO₂ project team:Álvaro Pereira joined the project in January as Scientist/ Researcher, with a focus on the development of an innovative electrolyser for the conversion of captured CO₂ into sustainable fuels and chemicals. He will support ongoing activities related to WP2 and WP5 tasks concerning…
The eMetCO₂ Project Team gathered at the University of Alicante (Spain) on February 6, for the Consortium’s Annual General Assembly. All partner organisations were represented on-site, with additional team members participating remotely. The meeting reinforced collaboration within the partnership and marked a significant milestone in the project’s ongoing development of electrochemical CO₂ conversion for sustainable…
The eMetCO₂ project was represented by the Net4CO2, namely by Dânia Constantino, in the CETP Knowledge Sharing Workshop: CCUS, Hydrogen and Renewable Fuels with TRI3 projects, 24-25th September 2025 in Leipzig – Germany. She presented the main achievements so far from all Work Packages with the title: “eNETmix technology for electrocatalytic production of Methanol from…
The eMetCO₂ project was represented by the University of Alicante, namely by Miguel Montiel, who presented the main achievements so far of Work Package 1 with the title: “Energy-efficient technology for electrochemical CO2 reduction to methanol: innovative copper-based and MOFs electrocatalysts”. At the conference, the team provided an overview of the key findings on the…
Within the framework of WP3, and in collaboration with the team, the project has successfully defined the Goal and Scope for a prospective Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment (LCSA) of electrochemical methanol production. This milestone sets the foundation for evaluating the environmental, economic, and social impacts of the process, considering future technological advancements and planned process…