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| Source: RenewEconomy |
“Marking “groundbreaking progress,” a German pilot project has made kerosene using concentrated sunlight, water and CO₂ for the first time, according to the German Aerospace Center (DLR), which is a partner in the SUN-to-LIQUID project and also operates the Institute of Solar Research.
“The demonstration of this technology could have large effects on the transport sector, especially for aviation and shipping, that will remain dependent on liquid fuels for long distances,” said project coordinator Andreas Sizmann.”...... From RenewEconomy.
Read more:
- German pilot project produces kerosene from sunlight, water and CO₂ for first time. RenewEconomy, June 14 2019.
- Gasoline from solar and wind power: Zero carbon doesn't assure clean or efficient. GreenCarReports, August 2, 2019.
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