Why AEM Changes the Economics of SAF

AEM unlocks economically viable SAF production by reducing both operating and capital barriers.

High Efficiency

Best-in-class H₂/CO production efficiency reduces operating cost.

Lower Capital Cost

Affordable catalysts and simplified design enable cost advantages.

Renewable Compatibility

Optimized for fluctuating solar and wind power conditions.

Scalable Manufacturing

From pilot installations to gigawatt-scale deployment.

Platform

Renewable electricity powers AEM electrolysis to convert H₂O and CO₂ into green syngas (H₂ + CO),
which can be upgraded into SAF via the Fischer–Tropsch process.

AEM-driven Power-to-Fuel

Unified AEM platform

One electrochemical foundation for both H₂O and CO₂ conversion—built for scale and efficiency.

Green syngas output

Controllable H₂/CO production to match downstream fuel synthesis requirements.

SAF-ready pathway

Syngas can be converted into SAF and other drop-in synthetic hydrocarbons via the F-T process.

AEM Based Electrolysis: Green Syngas for Power-to-Fuel

Hydrolaxy advances a unified electrochemical platform: high-efficiency AEM water electrolysis for green
hydrogen and AEM-based CO₂ electrolysis for CO production.

AEM Water Electrolysis

Green Hydrogen at Scale

Our AEM water electrolyzer is engineered for high efficiency, 44 kWh/kg of H₂ dynamic operation, and scalable manufacturing—unlocking lower-cost green hydrogen for e-fuels.

AEM CO₂ Electrolysis

Production of e-CO

Our electrochemical CO₂ reduction system enables the production of e-CO with high efficiency, high selectivity and long stability.

Integration Advantage

A single platform approach reduces integration complexity and accelerates deployment: shared materials innovation, unified stack engineering, and end-to-end Power-to-Fuel system design.

SAF-Ready Syngas

Stable, tunable syngas streams enable downstream synthesis pathways (e.g., Fischer–Tropsch or other e-fuel routes) to produce drop-in sustainable aviation fuels.

A Global Transition Toward SAF

Policy mandates, airline commitments, and climate targets are accelerating SAF adoption worldwide.

Key signals

Mandates expanding

Blending requirements are increasing across regions.

Airline net-zero

Carriers are committing to deep decarbonization.

Demand growth

SAF demand is projected to rise sharply toward 2050.

The transition to sustainable fuels is inevitable.

SAF adoption trend (illustrative)
2026 2035 2045 2050

Applications Across Aviation

Drop-in sustainable fuels can decarbonize flight while preserving existing aviation infrastructure.

Supporting next-generation aviation ecosystems and infrastructure.

Enhancing energy security and operational sustainability.

Reducing emissions in global logistics and freight networks.

Decarbonizing passenger transportation with drop-in sustainable fuels.

Decarbonizing passenger transportation with drop-in sustainable fuels.

Enhancing energy security and operational sustainability.

Supporting next-generation aviation ecosystems and infrastructure.

Deep Technology Leadership

Hydrolaxy combines materials science innovation, electrochemical engineering, and system integration expertise to deliver next-generation green energy technologies.

Core capabilities

· Proprietary catalysts and membrane electrode assemblies

· Advanced AEM stack engineering

· Integrated Power-to-Fuel system capability

· Global research and industrial collaborations

Vision

Enabling Flight Without Emissions

Hydrolaxy envisions a future where renewable energy directly powers global transportation. By transforming water and carbon dioxide into sustainable fuels, we enable aviation growth without environmental compromise.

Partner With Hydrolaxy

We collaborate with airlines, energy companies, investors, and technology partners to accelerate the global transition toward sustainable aviation fuel.