Project — Power-to-gas

Jupiter 1000

Power-to-gas pilot enabling CO₂ conversion into synthetic methane at industrial scale.

Overview

A flagship power-to-gas project in Europe

Jupiter 1000 is one of Europe’s largest power-to-gas projects, designed to convert CO₂ and hydrogen into synthetic methane for grid injection.

The project illustrates the potential of power-to-X technologies to support energy transition and sector coupling.

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KHIMOD’s contribution

Advanced methanation technologies

Within the Jupiter 1000 project, KHIMOD provides its reactor technologies to enable efficient CO₂ methanation under industrial conditions. This contribution supports:

Stable and controlled methanation reactions

Integration into a full power-to-gas system

Validation of continuous processes at scale

Application

From CO₂ to grid injection

The synthetic methane produced can be injected into existing gas networks, offering a practical solution for energy storage and decarbonization. This approach contributes to:

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Renewable energy integration

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Reduction of CO₂ emissions

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Development of circular carbon pathways

Project structure

A collaborative industrial initiative

Jupiter 1000 is developed in partnership with major industrial players, including Natran, CNR and CMA CGM, bringing together expertise across energy infrastructure and industrial systems.

Impact

A step toward industrial deployment

As a industrial pilot, Jupiter 1000 plays a key role in bridging the gap between pilot technologies and large-scale industrial applications.
It contributes to validating the technical and operational feasibility of power-to-gas systems.

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