Air Fuel Synthesis Business Plan
The AFS management team have developed a robust business plan, using best practice from commercially astute senior management and highly renowned chemical engineers. It is based on the assumption that the world will have changed and Governments and corporate organisations will be supporting investment into an alterative for fossil fuels. The management will be recruiting up to 50- technical and commercially skilled people to implement this business plan.
Air Fuel Synthesis Strategic objectives
The Strategic objectives for the AFS business plan include:
- To create a business, licencing renewable fuel technology, offering operations and maintenance services, and systems to optimise the use of renewable energies.
- Via minority equity positions in major fuel projects to be supplying strategically significant quantities (10 million tonnes per year by 2030) of zero carbon road transport and aviation fuel.
- Establish high volume manufacturing supply chains for hydrogen electrolysis, CO2 release electrolysis, renewable energy technology, and fuel conversion technologies.
- To encourage the development of the Fuel from Air concept and see its implementation throughout the world.
The management aim to:
- Deliver these objectives using the best financial models available to monitor progress and attract investment.
- Develop a range of independently commercial products using this new fuel technology.
- Develop partnerships with a range of organizations to generate new products into existing markets.
- Develop new technologies leading to new commercial products.
The company acknowledges that the position on incentives for renewables for renewables is unclear but believes that oil prices will rise, the relative cost of renewable electricity will fall and that niche markets provide clear initial opportunities for the development of commercial AFS plants.
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