Porsche focus on efuel with Chilean plant opening
The march towards efuels as an alternative to fossil fuels is gaining momentum. Read the latest developments here at MCN.
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The march towards efuels as an alternative to fossil fuels is gaining momentum. Read the latest developments here at MCN.
The synthetic e-fuel, produced at a wind-powered site in Chile, could be the alternative to battery power – if anyone will listen
Porsche and its international partners have started industrial production of synthetic fuels in Punta Arenas, Chile.
Porsche's Haru Oni will produce green hydrogen via a process called electrolysis using renewable energy from the wind. The facility will also capture CO2 from the atmosphere.
It's not fossil fuel but the energy-draining process isn't ready for mass production.