What Makes Our Fuels Different
The gasoline and diesel used in vehicles today come from a refinery, which separates gasoline, kerosene/jet fuel, and diesel fuel from oil. Refineries then treat those raw cuts with various processing units such as hydrotreaters, crackers, and catalytic reformers until they meet current industry regulations.
Advantage plants instead take the building blocks of chemistry called synthesis gas, and synthesize highly engineered fuels, which are cleaner, produce less emissions, and reduce wear and tear on engines.
Our engineered fuels can be used in today’s engines with no changes to the engine whatsoever. The fuels can also be used as an additive for normal refined fuels, dramatically improving the quality of the overall fuel even as a minor blend component.
How Motor Fuels are
Made in a Refinery
How Our Fuels
Are Made
How Our Fuels
Are Made
Fuel Overview
The fuels created from the Advantage plants are superior to refinery fuels, much like how synthetic oil for your engine is superior to normal oil.
Ultra Premium Diesel
Zero Sulfur
High cetane > 70 (traditional Diesel 45)
Good lubricity <400 (traditional Diesel > 520)
Reduces emissions
Can be used neat or as a premium blend stock
No Sulfur Kerosene
Reduces emissions over other kerosene products
Speciality applications due to virtually no sulfer
Gasoline Blendstock
Zero Sulfur
Gasoline range product
Multiple applications for use
Purity Hydrogen
Systems can export hydrogen
Can be further treated for high purity applications
Emerging market for use of hydrogen as transportation fuel