Greenlyte and MB Energy partner in a seven-figure deal to supply scalable e-methanol via LiquidSolar, supporting global clean fuel transition.
German cleantech startup Greenlyte Carbon Technologies has entered into a significant strategic offtake agreement with MB Energy, the energy company formerly known as Mabanaft. The deal covers the supply of e-methanol from Greenlyte’s LiquidSolar facility in Marl, Germany, along with advanced purchase intentions for volumes from future commercial projects.
Valued in the seven-figure range, the agreement deepens the partnership between the two companies and underscores MB Energy’s commitment to securing sustainable fuel supplies for the future. Under this collaboration, the companies aim to expand the deployment of LiquidSolar technology at key industrial and transportation hubs, both in Europe and in other international markets.
LiquidSolar is described as a fully electric system designed to produce critical feedstocks for e-methanol, e-diesel, and sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF). These e-fuels are positioned as crucial alternatives to fossil fuels, enabling industries and mobility sectors to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while meeting stringent climate targets.
Florian Hildebrand, CEO and Co-founder of Greenlyte, expressed enthusiasm about the agreement, stating:
“The strong interest signals that the LiquidSolar™ revolution is coming. We are thrilled that MB Energy is supporting us as an early adopter, placing their trust in our technology. Together, we’re developing an energy supply model that reduces dependence on fossil fuels and can be scaled globally to meet industrial demands.”
Oleksandr Siromakha, Head of Sustainable Fuels at MB Energy, highlighted the strategic nature of the collaboration:
“We are excited to see new technologies evolving that increase the availability and affordability of e-fuels. We are proud to support and contribute to these developments. By securing access to e-methanol, we are strengthening our ability to offer lower-emission fuel solutions to our customers. This aligns with our vision of becoming the preferred independent liquid fuels supplier in our core markets, delivering long-term value through cleaner alternatives.”
The partnership is also closely tied to MB Energy’s recent rebranding in 2025, a move aimed at redefining the company’s market presence while maintaining its Hanseatic heritage. Now positioned as an emerging force in the energy sector, MB Energy is blending tradition with innovation, seeking new opportunities in pioneering fuel technologies.
Jonathan Perkins, CEO of MB Energy, emphasized that the new brand identity reflects the company’s broader mission:
“Our rebrand embodies our commitment to a secure and sustainable energy supply. We remain true to our roots while embracing the future of energy.”
Through this deal, both Greenlyte and MB Energy are taking tangible steps to advance the energy transition, reduce carbon footprints, and provide viable, scalable solutions for global decarbonization.
