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XFuel

XFuel transforms diverse waste streams into affordable, low-carbon drop-in transport fuels. The company is also developing sustainable, carbon-negative fuels for future energy needs. This process provides a viable pathway for decarbonizing existing transportation infrastructure.

Traction 7/10
Dublin, Ireland · HQ
Founded 2021183K+ followers
  • Clean Technology
  • Energy
Updated 7 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

2 founders

Nicholas Ball

Co-Founder/CEO

David Lunn

Scientist/Entrepreneur/Advisor

Product

Problem

The marine, road, and aviation sectors heavily rely on traditional fossil fuels, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental degradation. The need for sustainable, low-carbon fuel alternatives is critical to meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations and decarbonization targets.

Solution

XFuel utilizes patented technology to convert biomass waste into clean, drop-in advanced fuels, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels. Their waste-derived bio synthetic fuel complies with diesel regulations such as EN590 and ASTM. The technology employs an efficient one-step process, reducing energy consumption and production costs. XFuel's plants are designed as modular infrastructures, allowing for scalable production to meet varying demands. The resulting fuel has a higher Cetane number, requiring less fuel to produce the same amount of energy.

Target Audience

XFuel targets the marine, road, and aviation sectors seeking sustainable, low-carbon fuel alternatives to meet environmental regulations and reduce their carbon footprint.

Features

  • Patented technology for converting biomass waste into advanced fuels
  • Drop-in fuel compatible with existing infrastructure and engines
  • Complies with diesel regulations such as EN590 and ASTM
  • Efficient one-step conversion process
  • Modular plant design for scalable production (150 to 2,400 liters/hour and beyond)
  • Feedstock flexibility, utilizing a variety of bio-feedstocks from agriculture, construction and forestry
  • Potential for decentralized and off-grid deployment
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