Norsk e-Fuel

Norsk e-Fuel develops production of synthetic aviation fuel from CO2 and water. It is based in Oslo, Norway. The company works as a project developer and builds on a network of partners.

The company says e-fuels are essential for hard-to-abate sectors like aviation, citing bodies such as the IEA, IPCC and World Economic Forum. It says e-fuels use existing infrastructure. They are certified for use in existing aircraft and engines and can move through current pipelines, storage systems and refuelling infrastructure worldwide. No new aircraft or rebuild of global distribution is needed.

E-fuels can cut lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by up to 100 percent compared with fossil jet fuel, according to the company. They contain no sulphur, reduce particle emissions and can lead to fewer condensation trails.

The company also says e-fuels have a higher energy density than hydrogen and are lighter and take up less space than batteries. This makes them well suited to long-distance flights, where weight, volume and range matter.

Norsk e-Fuel aims to have its first three plants running by 2030, producing 250 million litres of e-fuel. It says it tries to be as efficient as possible in every step, from power and CO2 use to the end products. Recent news covers a CEO change in November 2026, a partnership with Energynautics on the future energy system and a feature with Boeing on why e-fuels matter.

Services

• E-fuel project development
• Synthetic aviation fuel production
• Power-to-liquid fuel plants
• CO2 and water to fuel technology