Company
Powering a Net Zero World
Texas Green Fuels LLC, headquartered in Houston, Texas, supports global net zero goals by developing projects that convert the world’s abundant, low-cost renewable electricity into sustainable fuels such as green ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol. These green fuels are sustainably produced using renewable electricity for all electricity requirements. Utilizing these green fuels will reduce global carbon emissions and mitigate climate change.
Seventy-five countries have set net zero ambitions, and more than thirty have hydrogen-specific strategies to achieve climate goals. Texas Green Fuels will utilize commercially proven and scalable technologies to produce world-scale volumes of sustainable fuels such as green ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol for domestic consumption and export.
Environmental Benefits
As the world transitions to net zero fuels, demand for green fuels is expected to grow exponentially. Sustainable fuels such as green ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol are net zero across their production and consumption lifecycles.
These green fuels can decarbonize major greenhouse gas-generating industries by providing a net zero replacement for sectors including power generation, marine fuels, fertilizers, and other industrial applications. These green fuels will enable the decarbonization of industries for which using renewable electricity directly is not practical.
Low-Cost, Reliable, Stable & Net Zero Certified Supply
Offtakers committed to using green fuels require a low-cost, reliable, and stable supply. In addition, offtakers need to have assurances that the green fuels they procure are, in fact, sustainable. Texas Green Fuels will meet global certifying and disclosure organizations’ measure, report, and verify (“MRV”) requirements for the green fuels it produces.
Texas Green Fuels expects to become one of the world’s lowest-cost producers of green fuels given Texas’ abundant, low-cost renewable energy, developed infrastructure, and competitive, skilled workforce. The existing Texas infrastructure and talent base drives a lower capital expenditure to construct industrial plants relative to other countries. Texas currently has some of the lowest-cost renewable energy prices in the USA and the world, with 23,700 MW of new wind generation capacity and 91,000 MW of new solar generation capacity under development.
