Discover 4 articles exploring e-fuels, from foundational concepts to advanced strategies and real-world applications.
Sustainable aviation fuel demand will reach 30 million tonnes by 2030, but feedstock constraints limit supply to 10 million tonnes — five signals reveal the bottlenecks and pathways forward.
Europe's race to scale green hydrogen and synthetic fuels has attracted enormous headlines and investment. Yet supply chains remain fragile, costs haven't fallen as fast as promised and many projects are stuck in the financing queue. This myth-busting brief brings the hype down to earth, highlighting where genuine progress is occurring, what remains aspirational and how founders can allocate capital wisely.
From green ammonia shipping fuel to synthetic aviation kerosene, this analysis examines which hydrogen and e-fuel applications are achieving commercial viability and which remain aspirational.
The fastest-moving subsegments to watch in sustainable aviation and shipping, covering SAF growth, green methanol adoption, and regulatory catalysts reshaping transport decarbonization.