CRI has completed a feasibility study on the methanol-to-jet pathway for Iceland’s largest planned e-SAF facility. The study marks a key step in evaluating the use of CRI and Honeywell UOP technologies for large-scale sustainable fuel production.

CRI is pleased to announce the signing of a landmark agreement with Tianying Group to implement its methanol synthesis technology in a large-scale E-methanol production project in Liaoyuan.

CRI partners with Guangdong Hydro Power and Jiangsu Dafu to develop the first hydrogen-methanol project. Initial plans include building a 100,000 tonnes/year e-methanol plant.

P1 Fuels has signed a contract with CRI, a global leader in clean methanol technology, for delivery of an e-methanol production unit. The collaboration focuses on integrating CRI's innovative Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology with P1's proprietary methanol to gasoline technology to produce low cost e-fuels that can be used in cars without engine modification.

Carbon Recycling International (CRI) and Jiangsu Sailboat have started one of the most efficient CO2-to-methanol plants, producing 150,000 tonnes of sustainable methanol annually.

CRI concludes a 30-million-dollar equity round led by Equinor Ventures, with Gildi, Sjóvá, and Lífeyrissjóður Vestmannaeyja as new investors joining the shareholder group.

Carbon Recycling International secures a 350,000 USD grant from the Icelandic Technology Development Fund to advance its next-generation ETL technology.