AirPlant™ One, Twelve’s first commercial eManufacturing facility, represents a major milestone in the transition to a new way of making fuels and chemicals—one that replaces fossil feedstocks with carbon dioxide, water, and renewable electricity.

In an era dominated by software and artificial intelligence, it is easy to forget that lasting economic change still depends on physical infrastructure.

For more than a century, hydrocarbons have been extracted from the ground to produce the fuels and materials that underpin modern civilization. AirPlant™ One demonstrates a new industrial reality: manufacturing them from air, water, and electricity.

Alaska Airlines and Microsoft join Twelve to mark commercial operation of AirPlant One — the first plant in the United States to produce E-Jet fuel from CO2, renewable electricity, and water at scale.

Twelve CEO, Nicholas Flanders: AirPlant One™ comes online and E-Jet® SAF takes flight, Twelve reaches a defining milestone in building a new era of manufacturing.

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.

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

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.