Splitwaters and Topsoe have announced a collaboration to develop e-fuel facilities in Houston, Texas. Splitwaters, a Houston-based electrolyzer manufacturer and engineering firm, plans to utilize its alkaline electrolyzers and Topsoe technology for backend fuels and chemicals production. By implementing modular design principles and efficient project management, Splitwaters aims to reduce CAPEX by up to 30%. Henrik Rasmussen, Managing Director of Topsoe for The Americas, expressed excitement about working with Splitwaters on projects involving ammonia, methanol, and other electrofuels, emphasizing the significance of these energy transition initiatives. Splitwaters' CEO, Deepak Bawa, highlighted the market demand for innovative e-fuel solutions and the company's focus on providing modularized solutions for ammonia, methanol, and other electrofuels production, including SAF. Both companies are committed to creating a cleaner and greener world, offering tailored EPC services for green hydrogen and e-fuel facilities to accelerate progress towards environmental sustainability and net-zero goals.