eFuels made from CO2, water, and electricity can help power critical industries while diversifying and strengthening domestic energy supply.

As hydrocarbon demand grows and supply risks persist, a new onshore production pathway is taking shape—turning air and electricity into fuels, chemicals, and materials at industrial scale.

Power-to-Liquid fuels convert electricity and onshore feedstocks into jet fuel, delivering resilience and long-term price predictability.

E-Jet® SAF: Twelve's Power-to-Liquid synthetic aviation e-fuel made from CO2, water and renewable electricity.

In a new issue brief on sustainable aviation fuels, the National Wildlife Federation calls out Twelve as a leading example of e-fuels moving from concept to commercial scale.

Twelve CEO Nicholas Flanders on the innovative partnerships and powerful economics accelerating supply chain decarbonization.

Making products from CO2 instead of oil is a paradigm shift in manufacturing and a rare opportunity for brands to lead a new era of innovation where sustainability is a competitive advantage.

Twelve's most frequently asked questions.

eFuels, or synthetic fuels, are made from renewable electricity, carbon dioxide (CO2), and green hydrogen.