ESG Today writes that the funding will be made through the Brookfield Global Transition Fund (BGTF I), worth 15 billion dollars and which is focused on sustainable developments in various industries. At the same time, 2020-founded Infinium is a Californian company that produces synthetic fuels, using just renewable energy and captured carbon emissions as the only two sources.

Experts at Infinium explain that their renewable fuel solutions can act as drop-in replacements for existing engines and machinery that use different types of fuel, such as eSAF and eDiesel.

Infinium CEO Robert Schuetzle said that "as our airline partners continue to push for more SAF and decarbonization options, Infinium remains committed to accelerating production to help meet those demands."

Brookfield announced that, as per the new partnership, it will invest an initial 200 million USD for one of Infinium's clean fuel projects, as well as continuing with an additional 850 million USD investment at a later date for global e-fuels projects.