Fuel for the future
Advanced motor fuels, applicable to all modes of transport, significantly contribute to a sustainable society around the globe. AMF brings stakeholders from different continents together for pooling and leveraging of knowledge and research capabilities in the field of advanced and sustainable transport fuels.
Fuel Types
The influence that advanced motor fuels have on the performance of vehicles, their effects on emissions and their compatibility with existing infrastructure are described in the "AMF Fuel Information System". The information provided is based on data and information from AMF projects (tasks).
| Diesel and Gasoline | Methane | Methanol |
| Bio/synthetic gasoline | LPG | Butanol |
| Bio/synthetic diesel | Oxygenates | DME |
| Fatty Acid Esters | Ethanol | Hydrogen |
| Oils and fats | Ethers | Ammonia |
Event Announcement
CLEAN Marine Conference - The Progress of Advanced Marine Fuels
- 20 June 2023
- Hybrid Event
- Taastrup, Denmark and online
Ammonia as Engine Fuel
This report compiles the investigations of ammonia as an engine fuel that have been carried out so far, and concludes from the reported issues about the perspectives for the future application of ammonia.
Most recent updated task reports
AMF projects (tasks) cover a range of topics including fuel comparisons, measurement methods and standardisation issues, but also deal with broader issues such as life cycle analysis, efficiency and deployment strategies.
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Lessons Learned Final Report Key Messages
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Transport Key Messages |
Heavy Duty Vehicle Key Messages |
Methanol as Motor Key Messages |
Real Driving Emissions Key Messages |
GDI Engines and Key Messages |
ANNUAL REPORT
Advanced low-carbon motor fuels reduce GHG emissions from the existing fleet
The AMF Annual Report provides information on the status of advanced motor fuels in AMF member countries and worldwide, and on the work carried out by AMF in individual projects (tasks). With its 13 member countries spanning the globe, AMF offers a truly broad view on the sector.