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That's not necessarily the correct solution - there's competing chemical processes like Fischer-Tropsch.
by ThrustVectoring 11y ago
That's not necessarily the correct solution - there's competing chemical processes like Fischer-Tropsch.
- dredmorbius 11y agoOnce you've got electricity, FT appears to win. Though again, there's the ages of investigation without large-scale application, on a power-to-fuels basis. Sasol, the South African energy company, did run commercial coal-to-liquids via Fischer-Tropsch, since the 1950s, and I believe may still do so. The US tried but ran into technical issues.