Fuels

Drop‑in fuels.
Drop in price.

Methanol today. Sustainable aviation fuel and gasoline next. Every fuel we make is chemically identical to the fossil version — no engine modification, no infrastructure change, no premium for being green.

Aerial overhead view of a red bulk cargo ship at sea

Liquid fuel is the world's
most-shipped cargo.
Geography decides who has it.

The roadmap

One machine.
Every fuel.

We start with renewable methanol because the chemistry is already proven and the market is hungry. Jet fuel and gasoline follow.

01 / 03

e‑Methanol

Producing — June 2026

Renewable methanol for shipping, chemicals and as a feedstock for everything else we make. Maersk, COSCO, CMA CGM, Mitsui OSK and others are building methanol fleets. Methanex states the global fossil price; we undercut it.

Fugu$450 / MT
Methanex~$1,180 / MT
Bio‑MeOH$1,200–2,400
02 / 03

e‑SAF

Next · methanol‑to‑jet pathway

Drop-in sustainable aviation fuel. ReFuelEU mandates 70% SAF blends by 2050; Japan, the UK, Singapore, India and Korea have similar schemes. We make eSAF cheaper than current reference IATA Jet A1 prices. 

Fugu$900 / MT
IATA Jet A1~$1,450 / MT
Saving~35%
03 / 03

e‑Gasoline

Optional · methanol‑to‑gasoline

Using a well-known process, methanol becomes high-octane, low-sulfur, low-benzene motor fuel — chemically indistinguishable from premium pump gasoline. Plug an MTG module onto the AirRefinery and you've got a depot that fuels cars, trucks and race teams directly.

OctaneHigh
SulfurNear‑zero
BlendsM85, E10, E85
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NATO OneFuel / JP-8

Test production · 2027

A single fuel for everything that flies, drives or runs a generator in the field. We're working toward on-site production of NATO OneFuel — effectively JP-8 — with first test batches targeted for 2027. Details follow.

StandardSTANAG 4362
EquivalentJP-8 / F-34
First fuelPilot 2027

Paired with cheap power, we match Exxon, BP and Shell on cost.