Fuel compatibility verification with military and civilian infrastructure

Clean energy technology

International technology group specializing in defence sector, with expertise in Power-to-X technologies and system integration

Cleantech company specializing in direct air capture technology

A technology pathway that uses renewable electricity to make hydrogen via electrolysis and captures CO2 from air or industrial sources, synthesising them into synthetic hydrocarbons for fuel.

A cost-effective and well-established electrolyzer technology.

The mode of operation for solid oxide cells when used for electrolysis, typically to produce hydrogen.

Frankfurt-Höchst (Hesse)

North Rhine-Westphalia

Pan-European network

Europe-wide network of decentralised synthetic fuel production plants for NATO armed forces to enhance energy resilience

Synthetic e-diesel for marine engines. EN 15940-compliant, ready for immediate use. Zero-CAPEX solution enabling climate-friendly propulsion without engine conversion.

Hydrogen production technology providing green hydrogen generation for Giga PtX facilities through water electrolysis using renewable electricity

Synthetic methanol produced from renewable hydrogen and captured CO₂. CO₂-neutral fuel utilizing recycled carbon.