We use renewable energy to produce green hydrogen via electrolysis, and we capture CO₂ from the atmosphere, or from an industrial or biogenic source. We then combine the green hydrogen with the CO₂ through a process called synthesis, obtaining a fossil fuel substitute that can work in existing infrastructure.

The final result is e-Fuels.

e-Fuels are a substitute for fossil fuels used in today’s cars, ships, trucks, airplanes, and the petrochemical industry, with zero, or minor, modifications required.