Infinium, a US e-fuels producer, has initiated the construction of its second electrofuels facility, named Project Roadrunner, in Reeves County, Texas. The project aims to be operational by 2027 and will focus on converting waste carbon dioxide and renewable electricity into 23,000 tonnes per year of e-fuels, including electro-sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) for the US and European markets. To power production, Infinium has secured 150MW of new wind energy through a long-term agreement and will utilize a 100MW hydrogen electrolyser system provided by Electric Hydrogen. This integration will support additional hydrogen offtake opportunities beyond eSAF production. The company's partnership with airline group IAG involves shipping eSAF to the UK to help meet the country's sustainable aviation fuel targets. The CEO of Infinium, Robert Schuetzle, considers Project Roadrunner a significant milestone. Market research shows promising growth for the e-fuel market, with a value of $6.2bn in 2023 and a projected increase to $48.5bn by 2030, indicating substantial market potential. The sentiment towards hydrogen and e-fuels in the article is positive, emphasizing the importance of sustainable production and the need for industry support to meet long-term goals.