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Synthetic fuels will likely always be more expensive than traditional fuel has been. It’s also not going to be “greener” than other ways to power a car. However
by GavinAnderegg 6y ago
Synthetic fuels will likely always be more expensive than traditional fuel has been. It’s also not going to be “greener” than other ways to power a car. However, there will also likely always be a market for it from car collectors and enthusiasts. It makes sense the Porsche would be producing this even if it isn’t a cheap, green energy source. It wouldn’t surprise me if this sort of fuel is sold at the Nürburgring in 5-10 years.
- azernik 6y agoI think the more important market will be aviation and military applications, where mass and volume are more constrained. e.g. the US military has been plowing money into synthetic fuel for decades, and EU countries are targeting 30% of aircraft fuel being synthetic or biomass by 2030.