While the market trend for private vehicles is shifting towards electric cars, manufacturers of jet engines and heavy vehicles will most likely rely on kerosene and diesel for the foreseeable future. But, as with all other industries, decarbonizing this transportation is a priority.
Now is the time to open up new business opportunities in an industry that is seeking lower-carbon alternatives by making the transition from grey to decarbonized fuels. Make a lasting investment into clean transport fuels, using methane-rich gas at an industrial scale to produce synthetic jet fuel and diesel.
What is the solution to the challenges and opportunities above? The G2LTM process developed by Topsoe and Sasol. Unlike any other Gas-to-Liquids solution, G2LTM offers a single license to build and operate a fully integrated large-scale plant.
Reduce project risks and increase the likelihood of securing funding with our commercially proven technologies. By choosing to work with Topsoe and Sasol, you choose a bankable project.
Establish a fully owned operation which reduces reliance on imported refined fuels. Our single-point license helps underpin energy security in times of change.
Take full ownership of your plant operations with the only single-point Gas-to-Liquids license on the market. G2LTM ensures streamlined execution, reliable production, and increased energy efficiency. Our completely integrated solution with one responsible licensor/technology interface ensures a simple process, designed to last.
From feasibility study to the initial operation and beyond, we implement services to help your business and our collaboration thrive. Rely on Topsoe and Sasol to ensure your plant continues to run at peak performance. Our highly professional team are always on hand with a fast response to your enquiries.
G2L™ is your opportunity to transform natural gas into a range of clean, high-quality fuels and chemical products, at an industrial scale.
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