Nordic Electrofuel is expanding its e-fuel production globally, with plans to construct a plant in Saudi Arabia by 2030, aiming to meet the anticipated demand for e-fuels in Australia. E-fuels, synthetic fuels derived from renewable energy sources, offer a clean and carbon-neutral alternative for decarbonizing transport networks. The process involves hydrogen production, carbon dioxide capture, Fischer-Tropsch conversion, and the creation of tailored fuels for different purposes, such as aviation. E-fuels present advantages over hydrogen and electrification, being cost-effective, compatible with existing infrastructure, and safer without unique safety risks. The company foresees a rise in demand for e-fuels, particularly in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, as more plants are established, driving cost-efficiency and availability worldwide. Gunnar Holen, CEO of Nordic Electrofuel, will share insights at the Rail Decarbonisation and Resilience Conference in Sydney, addressing the benefits of e-fuels in decarbonizing rail networks and discussing global market trends and expansion plans.