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Infinium has created a new category of synthetic fuels that are extremely low in carbon. Infinium eSAF, Infinium eDiesel, and Infinium eNaphtha are drop-in substitutes for conventional fossil-based fuels and feedstocks utilized in manufacturing and transportation that are produced by our method. Fuels made from electricity, CO2, and water are referred to as “electrofuels,” “power-to-gas,” or “synthetic fuels.”
In a synthesis reactor, hydrogen and CO2 are combined to create electrofuels, which include gasoline and diesel in their liquid and gaseous forms. Biofuels, advanced diesel, natural gas, hydrogen for fuel cells, and electricity for plug-in hybrids are the primary examples.
In order to lessen the United States’ reliance on oil and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector, plug-in hybrid automobiles and other electric-driven vehicles appear to be an appealing option.
In many situations, low-carbon fuels can be utilized in place of conventional fossil fuels. For instance, low-carbon fuels can power a variety of vehicles, including personal automobiles, trucks, off-road vehicles, ships, and others.
The Global ultra-low carbon electrofuel market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Infinium, a pioneer in clean fuels, announced a partnership with Amazon to begin using Infinium Electrofuels as an extremely low-carbon alternative to conventional fossil fuels in the retailer’s middle mile fleet.
One of the first electrofuels production facilities in the world, located in Texas, will produce the clean-burning electrofuels for Amazon.
As an immediate alternative to petroleum-based fuel, Infinium Electrofuels, which are produced from waste carbon dioxide (CO2) and renewable power, can be added to Amazon trucks without modifying the engines.
When compared to conventional fossil fuels, these electrofuels significantly reduce emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs), making them one of the strongest ultra-low carbon alternatives to conventional fuel without requiring costly engine modifications.
We are thrilled that Amazon has decided to start using Infinium Electrofuels to power its middle-mile fleet in order to help them reach their corporate net zero carbon goal.
This significant milestone is a strong testimony to the numerous ways that electrofuels will help transform commercial transportation for all industries and is a significant step toward reducing harmful emissions of greenhouse gases on our planet.
The UN Environment Programme estimates that the transportation sector accounts for approximately 25% of all CO2 emissions worldwide.
To achieve a decarbonized world and a goal of net-zero CO2 emissions, it is essential to be able to reduce emissions from ships, airplanes, and trucks without altering the existing infrastructure.
