Greenland ice cap, European CO2 could combine into future fuel
A new study by consulting engineering group Rambøll indicates that it might be good business to ship captured CO2 to Greenland.
by ANDREAS BUNDGAARD HANSEN, translated by Jonas Sahl Jørgensen & Daniel Frank Christensen
Greenland could play a major role as Power-to-X (PtX) producer in the future, at least according to Danish consulting engineering company Rambøll. A study just released indicates that there might be a sound economy to using Greenland's untapped hydroelectric power potential and carbon dioxide from Europe to produce green methanol.
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