Methanol synthesis at mild conditions in liquid phase enables new ways of using methanol for energy storage. In our new paper we show a recyclable manganese based catalyst system that is ready for scaling. Walter Leitner Sebastian Stahl Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion https://lnkd.in/eBbkJcwz
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Proud of the latest paper from Walter Leitner, Andreas J. Vorholt and a team of scientists from RWTH Aachen University and ETH Zürich published in Nature Energy Nature Portfolio. 📣 Renewable Fuels with excellent environmental profile. New synfuels can be used directly in today's vehicles. Full-text access (view-only): https://rdcu.be/dM44r
We're excited to share a groundbreaking development in renewable fuels! Researchers from RWTH Aachen University, the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, and ETH Zürich, including Walter Leitner and André Bardow, have developed HyFiT, a new synthetic fuel. 🚀🔋 HyFiT fuels can be used directly in today's engines, significantly reducing particulate matter and nitrogen oxides emissions. Produced from renewable resources like green electricity, water, biomass, and CO₂, these fuels close the carbon cycle and utilize existing industrial infrastructure. Our study shows HyFiT fuels have a superior environmental profile, outperforming even battery-based technologies, especially over long distances. This innovation marks a significant step toward sustainable, carbon-neutral transportation. Read more about the peer-reviewed research in the international journal Nature: https://lnkd.in/e4TmZA7e Pictures: FSC #RenewableEnergy #SustainableTransport #ClimateAction #fuelscience #fuelsciencecenter #fsc #sustainability #propulsionsystems #innovation
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