Rebel Fuels Launches to Transform Waste CO2 Into Carbon-Neutral Fuels

Rebel Fuels’ plants will capture biogenic CO2 from sources such as ethanol and alcohol distilleries, wastewater treatment plants, and biogas facilities.

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): Rebel Fuels Inc., a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation, announced its launch to address climate change through innovative carbon recycling technology. The company aims to revolutionize the fuel industry by converting waste carbon dioxide into carbon-neutral fuels, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels while helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Rebel Fuels’ plants will capture biogenic CO₂ from sources such as ethanol and alcohol distilleries, wastewater treatment plants, and biogas facilities. The captured CO₂ is then combined with renewably produced hydrogen to create carbon-neutral fuels, establishing a circular carbon economy that repurposes waste streams into valuable, sustainable fuel products.

During the launch, Rebel Fuels appointed two distinguished industry veterans to its advisory board. Jon Harman and Barbara Toole O’Neil bring decades of combined expertise in energy, sustainability, and industrial processes to help guide the company’s strategic direction.

“By recycling waste CO₂ into usable fuels such as methane, we’re reducing emissions and creating a circular carbon economy,” said Toby Tiktinsky, CEO of Rebel Fuels. “In focusing on drop-in ready fuels, we will be able to leverage existing infrastructure, allowing utilities and industrial operations to decarbonize processes that are otherwise difficult to electrify.”

Courtesy: www.wasteadvantagemag.com

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