Topic: E Methanol

European Energy has launched a large-scale e-methanol facility in Kassa, Denmark, aiming to provide a green alternative for the global shipping industry. The process uses renewable energy to split water atoms via electrolysis, combining hydrogen with biogenic carbon dioxide. While the facility currently produces 40,000 tons annually, it faces a massive gap in reaching the 100-million-ton global market for traditional methanol.

John C. Dvorak discusses receiving a bottle of "No Agenda Moonshine," which is 180-proof alcohol. He warns that it is too strong to drink straight and explains the chemistry of using cane sugar to avoid producing toxic methanol during the distillation process.