With increasing regulatory demands — such as the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) — adopting eFuel production enables biorefineries to stay compliant while strengthening their environmental credentials.
Biogenic CO₂ from biomass processing is an ideal feedstock for eFuels like eMethanol, as it originates from renewable sources and is already part of the short carbon cycle. Rather than releasing this CO₂ into the atmosphere, integrated eFuel facilities capture and reuse it — transforming a process by-product into a valuable input for sustainable fuel production.
This approach supports a closed-loop system and helps reduce overall climate impact. It also unlocks operational synergies: by recovering waste heat, biorefineries can improve energy efficiency, lower running costs, and further shrink their carbon footprint.
