Synthetic fuels could be competitive in 2050
Liquid renewable fuels and combustibles, known as e-fuels, could be offered at competitive prices and become an additional climate protection option in the foreseeable future.
22 Jun 2018 Barbara RuschShare
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According to the study, PtL could be produced for about 0.70 to 1.30 euros per liter by 2050. Although, depending on the application, the fuel would thus be competitively priced compared to purely electricity-based solutions, this would require large-scale investments in PtL technology. In order to facilitate the market launch of e-fuels, which are processed, stored, transported and used in the same way as today's liquid fuels, the study recommends a roadmap for research, industry and politics.
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