Reference Projects

Two reference projects with different feedstocks, scales, and products demonstrate the flexibility of EFT's technology.

  • Twelve’s “first-of-its-kind” facility, AirPlant One, opened in June 2026.
  • AirPlant will produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from biogenic CO2, water, and renewable electricity (also known as “Power-to-Liquid” or “e-Fuel”).
  • EFT's Fischer-Tropsch + Maxx Jet upgrading technology is at the heart of what Twelve calls the first commercial e-SAF plant in the US.
EFT Development Facility, Tulsa, Oklahoma

EFT's Fischer-Tropsch and Upgrading skid in operation at Twelve's AirPlant One in Moses Lake during the commissioning process.

  • This project will provide energy security and employment to the indigenous people living 50km from the Arctic Circle.
  • EFT is providing reformer, Fischer-Tropsch reactor catalyst, and upgrading unit technology to produce finished low-carbon diesel from stranded natural gas.
  • Feedstock–sourced from a natural gas well.
  • 625 barrels per day production targeted for 2027.
EFT Development Facility, Tulsa, Oklahoma

FT Reactor Fabrication

EFT Development Facility, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Natural Gas Well Reconditioning

E-Fuel Licensees

Biomass Licensees/MOUs

Biogas Licensees

Low-Carbon Fuel Licensees

The Inuvialuit Petroleum Corporation (IPC) is developing the M-18 well with the construction of a plant that will produce synthetic diesel and natural gas, providing energy security and economic growth to the Inuvialuit people and reducing their carbon emissions.

For more information see the IPC Presentation.