The US-based chemicals company, Protio, has entered into a partnership with the Port of Tallinn in Estonia to explore the production of e-fuels at Muuga Harbour. The collaboration aims to assess the feasibility of generating e-methanol, sustainable aviation fuel, and potentially e-natural gas at Estonia's largest port. Shaun Kizewski, Protio's CEO, highlighted the strategic significance of the Port of Tallinn as a pivotal location for their green fuels initiative, facilitating the transition to sustainable energy for global and regional customers. Valdo Kalm, CEO of the Port of Tallinn, emphasized the port's commitment to green energy and its goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050, which aligns with the partnership's objectives. The long-standing relationship between Protio and Estonia, coupled with the country's progressive energy policies, sets the stage for Estonia to emerge as a frontrunner in green fuel innovation. The collaboration not only promotes a greener future by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing air quality but also enhances Estonia's position in the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, the upcoming construction of Europe's largest methanol plant in Pärnu by Power2X further solidifies Estonia's role in advancing environmentally friendly fuel production.