Molecule Group
Sustainability Starts at the Molecule
We drive policy outcomes for sustainable fuels, chemicals and materials by shaping international commitments, advocating for standardized market rules and building consensus across borders and industries.
March
4-6 Mar. 2025
Molecule Group Meetings
@Australia Renewable Fuels Week
Sydney, Australia
17-21 Mar. 2025
Sustainable Fuels, Chemicals & Materials Meetings
@ABLC
Washington DC, USA
24-26 Mar. 2025
Clean Fuel Canada Summit
@Calgary Chamber of Commerce
Calgary, Canada
April
31 March - 2 Apr. 2025
Molecule Group Meetings
@Brazil SAF Congress
São Paulo, Brazil
9 Apr. 2025
Sustainable Fuels, Chemicals
& Materials Workshop
@Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM)
Seoul, Korea
29 Apr. 2025
Sustainable Fuels, Chemicals & Materials Meetings
@International Energy Agency (IEA)
Paris, France
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About
Molecule Group is a policy firm focused on sustainable molecules used as fuels, chemicals and materials including bio, synthetic, and e-fuels technologies. With direction from our Executive Policy Committee (EPC), and working closely with the International Energy Agency, Biofuture Council, and key stakeholders from around the world, we organize meetings and events that bring together industry leaders and key government officials for productive dialogue and action.
We support the adoption and use of market-based instruments, methane avoidance credits, lifecycle analysis, book-and-claim / mass balance alignment, and the property rights inherent in transferable environmental attributes.
Our Workstreams
Molecule Group enables industry participation in intergovernmental dialogues (G7, G20, COP, etc.) to advocate for a global sustainable fuels, chemicals and materials target.
Industry alignment and messaging are informed by our Regional Forums and Workshops.
Molecule Group solves common policy issues between molecular technologies, supplementary to existing trade association, NGO, and industry advocacy efforts.
We work to develop consistency among carbon accounting and procurement frameworks, including for voluntary markets and international venues.
What are Sustainable Molecules?
Sustainable Molecules are produced and utilized with minimal environmental impact across their entire lifecycle, contributing to climate change mitigation, energy security, and air quality improvement.
Feedstock:
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Biomass
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Organic Waste
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CO2
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Hydrogen
End Use:
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Liquid Fuels
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Gaseous Fuels
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Chemicals
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Materials