This recognition represents an important milestone for MERYT and reinforces our commitment to combining innovation, efficiency and sustainability in the development of solutions for the chemical and industrial sectors.
MERYT was recognized for MOFs4SAF, an innovation project designed to capture industrial CO₂ and transform it into Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) using advanced Metal–Organic Frameworks. The initiative integrates CO₂ capture, conversion into methanol and ethanol, and subsequent SAF production within a single technological chain. MERYT leads the technical coordination and scale-up of the materials from laboratory development to pilot batches, helping bring carbon valorization technologies closer to industrial application.
Being selected as a finalist represents an important recognition for the MERYT team and reflects the value of continuing to connect technological development with more efficient and sustainable industrial solutions.
At MERYT, sustainability is closely connected to the way we approach innovation. Our work focuses on helping industrial companies improve the efficiency of their processes through advanced catalysts, adsorbents and innovative technologies, while contributing to the reduction of energy consumption, emissions and environmental impact.
For us, technological progress and sustainability are not separate objectives. The development and implementation of more efficient solutions can play an essential role in making industrial processes more competitive while supporting the transition toward more sustainable production models.
Beyond the recognition itself, participating in initiatives such as WE PIONEER provides an opportunity to share experiences, exchange perspectives and connect with organizations that are also working to advance innovation and sustainability across industry.
It also reinforces the importance of collaboration between companies, suppliers and industrial partners when addressing the technological and environmental challenges that will shape the future of the chemical and energy sectors.