Highlighting the magnitude of this challenge, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has presented alarming data: the energy sector alone is responsible for nearly three-quarters of global GHG emissions . This paints a concerning picture, considering the vast array of other sectors and their cumulative contribution to this global challenge . A particularly pressing concern is the rapid expansion of the global transportation sector . Forecasts suggest that by 2050, the number of vehicles on the planet will have doubled . This escalation is not just indicative of an increased demand for mobility solutions, but it also represents an enormous surge in energy consumption and associated carbon emissions . With current technologies and fuels, this growth would likely lead to an unsustainable increase in GHG emissions, exacerbating the already severe impacts of climate change . Amidst this challenging backdrop, the emergence of e-fuels offers a glimmer of hope .