Infinium says its eFuels plant in Texas is already operational

In California, Infinium said it is now operating what it claims to be the world’s first commercial scale facility making drop-in ready electrofuels in Corpus Christi, Texas.

The project, known as Project Pathfinder, is a continuously operating plant producing synthetic, ultra-low carbon eFuels that can be used in today’s heavy transportation applications and chemical processes, the firm said.

“Project Pathfinder would not have achieved this milestone without the incredibly talented team we brought together to pioneer commercial eFuels production, logistics and product delivery programs, none of which have existed before,” said Robert Schuetzle, CEO at Infinium. “As both a technology innovator and a project developer, we have end-to-end control of the eFuels production process. This gives us a constant feedback loop that enables us to rapidly accelerate additional projects and scale our global production of eFuels.”

Infinium eFuels are made from captured carbon dioxide (CO2) and green hydrogen derived from renewable power in a patented process that produces ultra-low carbon fuels that replace petroleum-based products: sustainable aviation fuel, eDiesel and eNaphtha. 

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