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Fuel Without Fossils: Japan’s Big Idea—and Its Big Challenge
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Fuel Without Fossils: Japan’s Big Idea—and Its Big Challenge
A New Kind of Fuel for a Low-Carbon Future In a significant step toward cleaner energy, ENEOS Corporation has demonstrated the production of synthetic fuel using captured carbon dioxide (CO₂) and hydrogen derived from water. At its pilot facility in Yokohama, the company showed that liquid fuels—similar to diesel or jet fuel—can be created without relying on crude oil. The process involves capturing CO₂ from industrial emissions or the atmospher…
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