While others install solar panels for electricity, Synhelion is using concentrated solar heat to crack water and CO₂ into synthetic hydrocarbons. This isn't a carbon capture pipe dream—it's a working industrial process.

""We're not just generating electricity from the sun—we're storing solar energy in liquid form, creating a battery that powers existing engines.""

The company's traffic reveals a sophisticated audience. With 15,051 monthly visits and 52% organic search, they're attracting aviation executives, policy makers, and sustainability officers researching mandates. The 32% direct traffic suggests strong brand recognition in a niche industry. Their social presence on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram indicates they're building thought leadership, not just product demos.

• Solar-to-fuel efficiency exceeds 20% in pilot plants—industry-leading for concentrated solar thermochemistry
• Their 'Dawn' plant in Switzerland has produced over 1,000 liters of solar diesel, validated by third-party testing
• Partnerships with Swiss International Air Lines and CEMEX demonstrate commercial viability beyond pilot scale
• The 64-person team is heavily weighted toward process engineering and chemical engineering PhDs