Energy choices are no longer just about keeping the lights on. They affect household bills, air quality, energy security, and the kind of world that future generations inherit.

Clean energy is often pictured as wind turbines, solar panels and batteries. That picture is right, but incomplete. Many parts of the economy still need fuels that are easy to store,

Clean energy cannot stop at solar panels and wind turbines. Electricity is vital, but many parts of the economy still need dense, portable fuels that can burn, flow through pipelines, power heavy engines, or run industrial heat. That is where green fuels enter the picture. Green fuels are low-carbon fuels made from renewable resources, waste, or clean electricity. They include bioethanol, biodiesel, compressed biogas, green hydrogen, green ammonia, sustainable aviation fuel,