Synthetic fuels DEMO plant - e-fuels

Project description

The e-fuels project will consist of the design, construction and validation of a demonstration scale plant (8000 l/day; 50bbd) for the production of synthetic fuels, using renewable hydrogen and carbon dioxide (CO2) as feedstock. The project will demonstrate the technical and economic feasibility of the fuel synthesis process using the Fischer-Tropsch route, and will be one of the first plants of this scale worldwide (FOAK) to produce fuels (e-gasoline, e-diesel, e-jet), compatible with existing infrastructure and engines. The project consists of the e-fuels plant itself and an electrolysis plant powered by renewable energy.

This project is one of the first demonstration-scale projects to integrate all the technologies required to produce synthetic fuels, using the Fischer Tropsch route, from renewable hydrogen and captured CO2 as feedstock.

Impacto medioambiental

In addition to its direct and indirect impact in terms of a reduction in CO2 emissions, this project provides for the reuse of 128,000 tons of waste for the generation of green H2. In turn, a distribution system will also be deployed for the different end users to avoid generating a larger carbon footprint.

1,670 tons / year

of synthetic fuels.

27,971 tons / year

reduction in CO2 emissions.