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The UK Royal Air Force (RAF) and British firm Zero Petroleum have moved to the next phase in the development of synthetic fuel technology.

Major research into sustainable fuel that could revolutionise the Royal Air Force and eliminate its reliance on fossil fuels has reached a landmark new stage.

Former Williams & Mercedes tech chief Paddy Lowe has established a company called 'Zero Petroleum', focusing on the creation of synthetic fuel sources.

The Festival of Speed was back in full swing this year with spectacular vehicles, drivers, partners and exhibitors present at motorsport’s ultimate summer garden party for its 29th year, celebrating the world of motoring, technology and future mobility.

LONDON – Britain’s Royal Air Force has taken a landmark step towards slashing carbon emissions from its aircraft, announcing Nov. 17 that the service had completed the world’s first flight using 100 percent synthetic fuel together with commercial partner Zero Petroleum

Calls for e-fuels to sit alongside EVs to achieve carbon-neutrality on today's Autocar business seminar

The Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston gave a speech at the Kings College London on the RAFs NetZero ambition

Synthetic petroleum is an age-old science proven in photosynthesis and could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation, and Zero Petroleum is looking for partners in the hydrogen value chain to truly realise its potential, as revealed in an interview with gasworld.

It’s an age-old science proven in photosynthesis and the engineering feats of previous decades – and Zero Petroleum believes synthetic hydrocarbon fuels could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation. Here, gasworld explains why…

An age-old science proven in photosynthesis and engineering feats of previous decades could hold the key to near-term decarbonisation, as Zero Petroleum Director Paddy Lowe explains in an interview with gasworld.