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INERATEC and Ferrostaal have been given joint funding for an e-SAF project in Fortaleza, Brazil. The funding comes from H2Uppp, a project implemented by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy’s International Hydrogen Ramp-Up Programme. The joint project will focus on advancing a Fischer-Tropsch-based power-to-liquid pathway which uses biogenic CO2 and green hydrogen to...
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The European Commission (EC) has launched the Trans-Mediterranean (T-MED) Investment Platform, part of the T-MED Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Corporation Initiative, which will provide large-scale investment opportunities for renewable energy and clean technologies. Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Šuica presented the project during a stakeholder event in Brussels, Belgium,...
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Andrew Symes, Co-Founder and CEO of OXCCU, describes the successes and drawbacks of different fuel types, and where e-fuels can find a place Criticism of e-fuels comes from opposing ends of the energy spectrum. On one side, the fossil fuel industry argues the costs are too high and that industry should simply keep emitting carbon dioxide (CO2) – an expected line of attack. On the other is the...
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Skytree, Galetech Energy Developments and Mwahera Green Hydrogen have strategically partnered to bring direct air capture (DAC) to the Mwangea e-Fuels Project, Kenya. CO2 will be captured directly on-site and then combined with green hydrogen to produce carbon neutral e-fuels. Under the terms of the agreement, Mwahera Green Hydrogen serves as the primary project company for the Mwangea e-fuels...
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DACMA, a direct air capture (DAC) equipment manufacturer, has opened the DACMA Competence Center at the Hamburg Blue Hub, Port of Hamburg, Germany, in partnership with the eFUEL GROUP. The opening was officially launched at the Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Technology World Expo. At the DACMA Competence Center, modular DAC systems will be tested under real-world industrial conditions, with the...
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STX Group announced its first offtake of renewable fuel of non-biological origin (RFNBO)-compliant e-methane from TURN2X, with the agreement providing TURN2X an opportunity to expand its renewable gas portfolio. The e-methane will be developed at TURN2X’s commercial plant in Spain. The agreement combines STX Group’s environmental commodities expertise, regulatory knowledge and downstream...
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HY2GEN’s H4 Marseille Fos project has been awarded a grant under the EU Innovation Fund, one of the largest support programmes for innovative low-carbon technologies. H4 Marseille Fos, located in Fos-sur-Mer, France, is designed to produce 75,000 tonnes of synthetic aviation fuel, also known as e-SAF, a year, beginning in 2032. Achieving this grant highlights the technical and financial...
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P2X Solutions Oy has begun delivering domestically produced renewable e-methane into Finland’s gas network, with Gasgrid having issued Finland’s first guarantees of origin for e-methane produced at P2X Solutions’ plant. The gas is also being delivered to European markets via the Balticconnector. Guarantees of origin are currently the only way to demonstrate to the market that the...
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Nel ASA and Rheinmetall have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for joint opportunities in decentralised renewable fuel production based on renewable hydrogen. The MoU will combine Nel’s electrolyser technology with Rheinmetall’s Giga power-to-X (PtX) concept and systems-integration expertise, providing scalable and modular solutions for the localised production of low-carbon...
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Nordic Electrofuel has been awarded a place in Europe’s Top 10 Mobility Startups in the European Startup Prize for Mobility, held at LUventureDays in Luxembourg. It also received the Special Award for Scale-Up. Nordic Electrofuel’s chief financial officer, Aina Ingebrigtsen Hegrestad, accepted the award on the company’s behalf. Other winners included Astracite, Boston Energy, goNEON,...
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Carbon Neutral Fuels (CNF) has revealed its FlexSAF plant design at Project Starling in Workington, UK, meaning both electro-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) and bioSAF can be produced at a single facility. CNF has combined dual feedstock pathways – biogenic CO2, water and renewable electricity for e-SAF, and biomethane for advanced bioSAF – which feed into a single Fischer-Tropsch...
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NEG8 Carbon has been awarded the WCCUS Breakthrough Technology Award at the World CCUS Conference in Edinburgh, UK. The award was presented to NEG8 Carbon due to its affordable and scalable electrostatic direct air capture (DAC) technology, with Dr John Breen, Chief Technology Officer of NEG8 Carbon, collecting the award. The Breakthrough Technology Award is designed to showcase innovations...
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Germany’s Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) is launching a new funding measure aimed at companies, universities and research institutions for e-fuels and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) production projects. The project outline deadline is 30 November 2026. The BMFTR’s new funding guidelines, titled Innovative Production of E-Fuels and CCU-based Precursors –...
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Nevel and Landinfra Energy have signed a letter of intent for a green industrial project that will look at how CO2 capture, hydrogen and e-fuels are implemented in Åmotfors, Värmland, Sweden. Nevel will develop and operate a carbon capture plant next to the company’s existing thermal power plant; Landinfra Energy will do the same with a 50 MW hydrogen and e-fuels plant. Resources and...
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Q8Aviation has selected ETFuels for the long-term supply of power-to-liquid (PtL) electro-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) from Project Kings Road Humber. ETFuels chose the Port of Immingham, Greater Lincolnshire, UK, site in July 2026 for Project Kings Road Humber: a planned 70kt per year methanol-to-jet (MtJ) production facility. By partnering with Q8Aviation, the project moves closer to...
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Research teams at SZTE’s Greennovation Center, led by Professor Doctor Csaba Janáky within the University of Szeged’s Center of Excellence for Interdisciplinary Research, Development, and Innovation (IKIKK), have been awarded HUF 2 billion (€5.5 million) to fund the development of energy efficient, artificial production of CO2-based e-fuels. Further Development of Mission-Driven...
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Rivan has opened its first large-scale production facility, Production Base 1 (PB1) in London, UK, which aims to develop 50 modular synthetic natural gas (SNG), or e-NG, plants a year. PB1 is 60,000 sqft and is designed to house all production systems: around 25,000 sqft of R&D space, including its reactor, electrolyser and direct air capture technology; manufacturing, which includes all...
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The LEGO Group has started using e-methanol to produce more than 90 LEGO elements; the result of a partnership made with European Energy in 2023 to reduce the company’s reliance on fossil fuels. Elements include cross axles, connectors, steering wheels and Minifigure hands. The e-methanol is produced at European Energy’s e-methanol facilities in Kassø, Aabenraa, Denmark, using energy from...
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Dynelectro’s 250kW dynamic electrolyser unit (DEU), based at Syntholene Energy’s Húsavík facility, has completed over 1,000 hours of operation, marking the successful completion of phase one of the project and moving high-temperature solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) technology towards commercial development. The DEU is equipped with G8X solid oxide stacks supplied by SolydEra, and...
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