Infinium produces ultra-low carbon electrofuels by utilizing waste CO2 and green hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources, providing a drop-in replacement for petroleum-based fuels in existing combustion engines and plastics manufacturing. This technology aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which contributes over 25% of global CO2 emissions.
Funding
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Product
Problem
The transportation sector, encompassing vehicles, aircraft, and ships, contributes significantly to global CO2 emissions, exceeding 25% of the total. Traditional petroleum-based fuels used in these sectors exacerbate greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to climate change.
Solution
Infinium produces ultra-low carbon electrofuels (eFuels) by utilizing waste CO2 and green hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources. These eFuels serve as a drop-in replacement for petroleum-based fuels in existing combustion engines and plastics manufacturing, enabling decarbonization without requiring infrastructure changes. Infinium's technology offers a pathway to significantly reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector and other industries reliant on fossil fuels. The company operates Project Pathfinder, the world's first commercial-scale eFuels facility, demonstrating the viability of its approach. By partnering with renewable energy producers and companies seeking carbon waste solutions, Infinium creates a sustainable energy supply chain.
Target Audience
Infinium's primary customers include transportation companies (aviation, shipping, trucking), plastics manufacturers, and other industries seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and transition to sustainable fuels.
Features
- Production of drop-in ready eFuels compatible with existing combustion engines and plastics manufacturing processes.
- Utilization of waste CO2 as a primary feedstock, promoting carbon capture and reuse.
- Green hydrogen production from renewable energy sources, ensuring a low-carbon footprint.
- Operation of Project Pathfinder, the world's first commercial-scale eFuels facility.
- Partnerships with renewable energy producers and companies seeking carbon waste solutions.