The development of the Trinity Fuels Plant on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

Fulcrum’s process is spread across three separate facilities: two Feedstock Processing Facilities that prepare the household garbage and one biorefinery that will convert the prepared feedstock into jet fuel.

The Trinity Fuels Plant was expected to initiate commercial production in 2026, producing approximately 31 million gallons of net-zero carbon jet fuel each year. In May 2024, as reported by Bloomberg, Fulcrum Bioenergy laid off the majority of its staff and its website stopped working, casting doubts on the development of its projects.