From technology to application. Where new options emerge.
Existing infrastructure. Additional application possibilities. eFuels combine both approaches in various mobility applications.
How technologies become market-ready applications
Synthetic fuels only realize their full potential through real-world application. The eFUEL GROUP specifically targets markets with high impact and rapid scalability.
Motorsport
Technology drivers and visibility
Aviation & eSAF
Long-haul and drop-in applications
Logistics & Specialty Fuels
Economically viable early niches
Industry & Off-Grid
Applications beyond electrification
Tested in motorsport. Partnerships on the racetrack.
Motorsport is considered a demanding testing ground for new technologies. We use our eFuels to test exactly where maximum performance, reliability, and efficiency are required under extreme stress. The experience and insights gained from this flow into the further development of our eFuels.
The experience and insights gained in motorsport convince partners from the racing and industrial sectors and form the basis for joint projects and applications.
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OUR MOTORSPORT PARTNERS
FAQ
Answers to the most important questions about eFuels and our technology.
eFuel has an indefinite shelf life when stored correctly. It is no different from conventional fuel in terms of stability and can be used in existing tanks and lines without the need for special conditions.
Yes. Any vehicle with an internal combustion engine can use eFuel. It is fully compatible with existing engines, pumps, and tank systems. No modifications or retrofitting are required.
The process begins with the direct air capture of CO₂. Green electricity splits water into hydrogen. CO₂ and hydrogen are then combined in a synthesis process to create liquid fuel.
Yes, provided the electricity comes from renewable sources. The CO₂ released during combustion was previously captured from the atmosphere. The cycle is closed and neutral.
Initial commercial production facilities are already in the planning and construction phase. Availability will increase gradually over the coming years, depending on investment and regulatory support.
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