Infinium, a biofuels developer, has initiated the construction of its second U.S.-based eFuels production site, Project Roadrunner, in Pecos, Texas. The project, funded by investors like Brookfield Asset Management and Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, is expected to produce 23,000 tons per year of sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) by 2027, catering to customers such as American Airlines and IAG. In addition to commercial eSAF production, the project aims to bring economic growth and skilled jobs to the Pecos community and Texas state. Project Roadrunner has structured commercial agreements for feedstock, vendor, and offtake to attract infrastructure capital for scaling the eFuels market. The facility will utilize waste CO2 and renewable energy to produce sustainable aviation fuel, complying with the UK SAF Mandate and focusing on green hydrogen production through a 100 MW HYPRPlant solution from Electric Hydrogen. Hydrogen, a key focus of the project, is produced using electrolyzers powered by renewable energy sources, creating green hydrogen that emits no CO2 when combusted. The sustainable aviation fuel produced will be sold domestically and internationally, with a portion destined for the UK to meet sustainability requirements. Infinium's approach highlights innovation, carbon reduction, and economic benefits, positioning Project Roadrunner as a significant contributor to the eFuels market and global energy transition.