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Infinium is a U.S.-based producer of electrofuels (eFuels) that converts captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen from renewable electricity into drop-in fuels and chemical feedstocks. Its portfolio includes sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF), e-diesel, and e-naphtha, which can be used in existing engines and infrastructure or as lower-carbon inputs for petrochemical and plastics production.
The company’s power-to-liquids technology synthesizes hydrocarbons compatible with conventional refining, logistics, and recycling systems, aiming to reduce lifecycle greenhouse-gas emissions in hard-to-abate sectors. Infinium collaborates with industrial emitters and energy partners to source CO₂ and renewable power, and supplies customers across transport, chemicals, and materials markets. It aligns with recognized sustainability certification frameworks and operates commercial-scale projects with additional facilities in development.
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First delivery of electro‑SAF made from waste CO₂ and renewable electricity allocated to a commercial passenger flight; fuel was blended and tested to meet ASTM JetA.
CO₂‑derived eNaphtha used as a drop‑in feedstock to produce EVA midsoles at commercial scale; shipments began in 2024, ISCC PLUS chain‑of‑custody, and more than one million pairs produced.
Impact equity will fund scaling of electrofuels made from CO2 and green hydrogen, cutting GHGs >90% vs fossil and usable as drop-in SAF to help aviation decarbonize.
New Singapore-based platform will develop eFuel plants across Southeast Asia, converting captured CO2 and renewable power into drop-in eSAF and low-carbon fuels; aims for 3–5 projects.
Selected eSAF project will supply SAF certificates via book-and-claim; airline to take delivery and manage logistics. ~100,000 MTPA, ~95% lifecycle CI reduction, RFNBO-compliant; production by 2029
An 18MW PV system in Cologne will produce 18M kWh annually, aiding decarbonization and supporting local climate goals by 2027.
Uses proprietary dielectric immersion fluids to enable higher rack power density, improved efficiency, reduced water use and infrastructure complexity; fluids can be carbon‑negative when made at eFuel facilities.
Infinium Edge™ uses immersion cooling to enhance AI data center efficiency, enabling higher power densities, improved energy use, and reduced complexity.
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