Elyse Energy designs, builds and operates plants that convert green hydrogen and captured CO₂ into low‑carbon e‑methanol, sustainable aviation fuels, and low‑carbon hydrogen. Its products replace fossil‑based chemicals and fuels for industrial, maritime and aviation customers, supporting decarbonisation and European energy sovereignty. The company leverages water electrolysis, carbon capture, methanation and Fischer‑Tropsch technologies to deliver locally produced e‑fuels at scale.
Funding
$130.9M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Industrial sectors, maritime operators, and airlines face increasing pressure to meet stringent regulatory requirements and reduce greenhouse gas emissions during the energy transition. The reliance on traditional fossil fuels contributes significantly to carbon emissions, necessitating a shift towards sustainable alternatives.
Solution
Elyse Energy designs and operates production facilities for low-carbon molecules and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), enabling the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors. The company utilizes advanced chemical processes, including water electrolysis, carbon capture and separation, methanolation, and Fischer-Tropsch, to produce e-methanol, SAF, and low-carbon hydrogen. By using green hydrogen and captured CO2, Elyse Energy produces sustainable synthetic molecules that substitute for fossil-based chemical inputs and fuels. These e-fuels offer a drop-in solution compatible with existing infrastructure, promoting energy and industrial sovereignty by relocating the production of fuels and chemical inputs.
Target Audience
Elyse Energy's primary customers include industrial companies, maritime operators, and airlines seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and comply with environmental regulations.
Features
- Production of e-methanol using captured carbon and green hydrogen
- Production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)
- Low-carbon hydrogen production via water electrolysis
- Carbon capture and separation technologies to reduce CO2 emissions
- Design, development, financing, construction, and operation of low-carbon molecule production plants
- Project portfolio includes eM-Rhône, E-CHO, NeoCarb, Green Coast, and eM-Numancia