FAQ

e-Fuels have equal performance, are cleaner for the air and have a lower carbon intensity compared to conventional fuels. e-Fuels are chemically equivalent to traditional gasoline, methanol, or jet fuel, therefore the performance of the e-Fuels in engines is identical to conventional fuel. Because e-Fuels are created from clean air and water, they do not contain impurities, such as sulfur and other polluting particulates, which can be present in fossil fuels. The energy-creating carbon in e-Fuels comes from recycled carbon dioxide (CO₂) that is already in our atmosphere instead of bringing new carbon out of the ground as fossil fuel, so the carbon intensity of e-Fuels is very low to zero.