The IMP PAN team leads the development of a high-efficiency, methanol-fueled Brayton cycle system within WP4. With strong expertise in thermodynamics, heat exchangers, and rotary machinery, the group is working toward a new and improved solution for small-scale combined heat and power (CHP) generation. Their work includes the theoretical design of an enhanced Brayton cycle, the development and construction of a high-temperature air-cooled heat exchanger, and the setup of an advanced compressor and cooling system. The team is also in charge of putting all these elements together into a complete prototype, testing its performance, and demonstrating the potential of climate-neutral methanol as a renewable energy source. This multidisciplinary group combines specialists in fluid dynamics, thermal systems, and mechanical engineering, all working together toward a more sustainable and energy-efficient future.