Rheinmetall unveils its visionary Giga-PtX project at Eurosatory 2024, focusing on transforming the traditional fossil fuel supply chains for armed forces into a robust and sustainable system. The project addresses the critical need for a secure energy supply in military operations by leveraging synthetic drop-in fuels derived from hydrogen, CO2, and electricity. Recognizing hydrogen as a key element in producing these synthetic fuels, Rheinmetall aims to enhance combat capabilities while accelerating the defossilisation process. The Giga-PtX project envisions the deployment of decentralised, large-scale synthetic fuel production plants across Europe, eliminating the dependency on fossil fuels and significantly reducing logistic vulnerabilities. Each plant, powered by renewable energy sources, can produce several thousand tonnes of fuel annually, ensuring a reliable supply for military units. By partnering with INERATEC, Rheinmetall offers a 'ready to scale' and 'ready to replicate' solution, emphasizing efficiency and quick implementation. The project's demonstration at Eurosatory 2024 showcases the potential of synthetic fuels for military applications, highlighting their role in enhancing warfighting readiness and resilience. Through innovative technology and strategic partnerships, Rheinmetall's Giga-PtX project sets a new standard in military fuel supply, paving the way for a more sustainable and secure energy future for armed forces.