Methanol Reformer S.L., McAlpha Inc. (Canada) and Ekora (Türkiye) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore and develop opportunities for sustainable energy solutions and decarbonization projects. This agreement represents an important step forward in advancing clean H₂ and electricity production through Methanol Reformer’s innovative technology.

By leveraging sustainable methanol as a feedstock, the collaboration aims to provide reliable, scalable, and environmentally friendly pathways to the energy transition, supporting both industrial sectors and local communities. In Türkiye, the agreement will focus on:

• H₂ generation projects using methanol
• Sustainable power solutions for industries and communities
• Joint initiatives to accelerate decarbonization while enhancing energy security.

The partnership highlights the shared commitment of Methanol Reformer, McAlpha, and Ekora to innovation, international cooperation, and building a greener future powered by methanol-based technologies.

“Signing this MoU allows us to connect clean fuel production with onsite H₂ and power generation, delivering practical solutions for decarbonization,” said Javier Torres, Managing Director of Methanol Reformer.

“This partnership marks an exciting step in demonstrating how our Catalytic Membrane Reactor technology and methanol-based solutions can deliver practical, scalable pathways to clean H₂ and low-carbon power. By combining our expertise with Methanol Reformer and Ekora, we are building a bridge between innovation and real-world impact—turning waste and captured CO₂ into fuels that support energy security, industrial decarbonization, and sustainable growth in Türkiye and beyond,” said Ayo Giwa, President & CEO of McAlpha Inc.

“There is a significant room for improvement for the Turkish e-methanol market. This collaboration will contribute to creating the Turkish e-methanol ecosystem,” said Ekrem Karacali, Founder of Ekora.