Haffner Energy is a family-owned company that designs, manufactures, supplies, and operates solutions to produce renewable energy from biomass residues. Based in France in, and with operations in Paris, Nantes and Houston, Texas, the Company has developed a technological process for producing renewable gas, renewable hydrogen, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), and renewable methanol, ethanol. Haffner Energy is working with partners : Haffner Energy is bringing the solution Synoca ® converting residual biomass via Its innovative, patented biomass thermolysis technology into an hydrogen rich syngas, while its partners bring the conversion of the syngas Hypergas® to clean fuels.

PCC Hydrogen (Louisville, KY) developed a patented technology that enables the production of negative-carbon intensity hydrogen from ethanol via a catalytic oxidative reforming process. With CCS, the technology can qualify for the Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit (45V). Even in the absence of CCS, the hydrogen should qualify for D6 RINs (application in final review with EPA) and Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit. The company is piloting its process in Cloverdale, IN with operations providing commercial supplies of hydrogen in July 2026. One of the key advantages of ethanol is its potential as a hydrogen carrier due to its relatively high hydrogen content (132 g H2/gal) This makes it a more effective carrier than other popular options such as methanol, ammonia and liquid hydrogen (!). With the existing infrastructure and logistical framework, this is an important advantage of ethanol when it comes to providing hydrogen at the point of need. With an annual production capacity of 17.7 billion gallons in the US, ethanol has the potential to play a significant role in the renewable energy space.

Twelve is the carbon transformation company. We’re on a mission to eliminate global emissions and build a fossil-free future. Carbon transformation uses CO2 to displace fossil fuels as a feedstock. Opus, Twelve’s revolutionary carbon transformation technology, works like industrial photosynthesis. It transforms CO2, water, and renewable energy into hydrocarbons, the building blocks for essential chemicals, materials, and fuels. Twelve can make the same chemicals, materials, and fuels from CO2 that are conventionally made from fossil fuels. Twelve's E-Jet® SAF is a Power-to-Liquid SAF, also known as e-SAF, which is fuel made from CO2, water, and renewable energy, resulting in up to 90% lower lifecycle emissions compared to conventional jet fuel derived from oil. E-Jet® SAF uses up to 1,000 times less water and 30 times less land than biofuels and other SAF options on the market. Looking to learn more about SAF - download our "Know Your SAF: Guide to Sustainable Aviation Fuels" by visiting: https://www.twelve.co/newsletter

Universal Fuel Technologies offers a catalyst and process, Flexiforming, that upgrades renewable naphtha and ethanol (or ethanol alone) into renewable gasoline and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at one half the cost of alternatives