E-fuels represent an innovative solution for a sustainable and clean energy future, as they significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, actively contributing to the fight against climate change. They are produced through the synthesis of hydrogen, obtained by electrolysis from green energy, and carbon dioxide, obtained through carbon capture systems, in high temperature and pressure processes. Trillini Engineering is currently developing feasibility studies and preliminary designs for upscaling prototype plants to plants on an industrial-scale, aimed at promoting the transition to a more sustainable energy system.

Carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) is an effective solution in the fight against climate change, as it reduces the greenhouse effect by capturing CO₂ emissions directly from the fumes of industries and power plants. An alternative is Direct Air Capture, which allows CO₂ to be captured directly from the atmosphere. Trillini Engineering contributes to the design of CO₂ capture systems to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and to ensure the sustainability of industrial and energy activities.