Projects
Delivering Projects from a Proven GTL Foundation
Synova Fuels Inc. operates as an Africa-focused subsidiary of Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels Inc., a Canadian clean energy company that owns and operates a commercial-scale Enhanced Gas-to-Liquids facility in Alberta.
As a subsidiary, Synova benefits from direct access to Rocky Mountain’s patented EGTL™ technology, operating experience, engineering expertise, and established project development framework.
This relationship significantly reduces execution risk by grounding Synova’s African expansion in proven technology and real-world operations, while allowing the company to tailor project development, partnerships, and deployment strategies specifically to African energy markets.
Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels’ Carseland GTL facility, validating the technology and operating model deployed by Synova Fuels.
Carseland Alberta Facility
RMCFI Carseland, Alberta Canada GTL Plant
Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels Inc.’s first EGTL™ plant in Canada is in Carseland, Alberta, located 50 km east of Calgary. The plant will be capable of producing ~20 million litres per year of superior synthetic diesel fuel derived from natural gas and natural gas liquids, with an additional ~7 million litres per year being derived from Expander Energy Inc.’s Bio-Syngas supply expected in 2026.
Future plants are being engineered to be scalable to produce up to 300+ million litres per year of EGTL™ fuel.
Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels Inc.’s feedstock flexible EGTL™ technology & Greyrock’s Direct to Fuel Production™ catalyst create a unique integrated process allowing for a smaller, modular facility and a ‘one-stop’ sustainable fuel source where resources can be produced, processed and consumed in local or regional markets—or supply international demand.
In addition to creating skilled-labour employment opportunities for Carseland, the plant complements an existing gas plant and infrastructure already in the area, adding convenience and cost-effective benefits.
Our facilities can be stand alone to reach stranded gas reserves or built in parallel to existing gas plants, as in Carseland, allowing for take-away capacity or market opportunities. Communities can take pride in producing their own paraffinic diesel, high quality and environmentally advanced diesel fuels and Hydrogen.