Discover how captured CO₂ can be transformed into the fuels of the future in our latest technical article. With over 430 million tonnes of CO₂ capture projects expected by 2030, industry experts Bilal Hassan, Principal Energy Transition Consultant – East Region, and Nigel Curson, EVP of Technical Excellence at Penspen, explore innovative pathways to convert CO₂ into green fuels like e-methanol and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Learn how these solutions can drive the energy transition and why financial incentives or carbon penalties are essential for making them competitive with conventional fuels.
Download our new technical article to dive deeper into the cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of sustainable energy, and discover how CO₂ can become part of the solution, not just the problem.
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