Next-generation e-SAF power-to-liquids process will integrate solid-oxide co-electrolysis technology

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Shell Global Solutions International B.V. (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS (Dresden, Germany) and AVL List GmbH (Graz, Austria) are joining forces on a program designed to develop a next-generation power-to-liquids (PTL) process based on solid oxide co-electrolysis technology for the production of synthetic aviation fuel (e-SAF) from CO2 and low-carbon […]

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Next-generation e-SAF power-to-liquids process will integrate solid-oxide co-electrolysis technology

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