Danish Sustainable Fuels Partnership

Synthetic aviation fuel (e-fuel) intended for use in SAS planes and other Copenhagen Airport air transportation.

Synthetic fuel produced from renewable electricity and captured carbon or other feedstocks. The facility will produce e-kerosene for aviation use.

A process by CRI that re-purposes carbon dioxide by fusing it with hydrogen split from water, creating renewable methanol called Vulcanol.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Copenhagen area

A large-scale facility in the Copenhagen area designed to produce green hydrogen and e-fuels for land, maritime, and air transportation using wind-powered electrolysis.

Synthetic aviation fuel (e-fuel) intended for use in SAS planes and other Copenhagen Airport air transportation.

Hydrogen produced through water electrolysis using renewable electricity, with zero associated carbon emissions, to be incorporated into the Baytown facility's diverse hydrogen supply mix.

Methanol produced using green hydrogen and captured CO2, serving as a raw material for biofuels and chemical feedstocks, with lower emissions than fossil-based methanol.