Methanol Synthesis from CO₂: Towards Achieving Carbon Neutrality investigates how carbon dioxide can be transformed into methanol, positioning this process as a pivotal path toward achieving a carbon-neutral society. The book explains the complex chemical reactions and catalytic technologies involved, detailing engineering solutions that enable this innovative conversion. By focusing on the urgent need to repurpose CO₂ from an environmental threat into a valuable resource, the book sets the stage for a future where sustainable methanol production plays a major role in reducing global carbon emissions and supporting renewable energy systems.

Beyond technical details, the book explores the historical development of methanol synthesis, the use of sustainable feedstocks, and advancements in catalytic techniques. It offers perspectives on how artificial intelligence can enhance production efficiencies and reviews the environmental and economic impacts of methanol synthesis. The content also encompasses a range of potential industrial applications, from fuel blending to chemical manufacturing, making it an indispensable reference for researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers interested in chemical engineering, environmental science, and the transition to renewable energy sources.

• Explores the technology of green/renewable methanol production from CO₂
• Covers topics on carbon capture and utilization (CCU), advanced materials for methanal synthesis from CO₂, reaction engineering, and process optimization
• Addresses methanol applications, environmental and economic aspects, and challenges and perspectives