The Week In Technology, Oct. 11-15, 2021

October 11, 2021
powerplant concept
Atmosfair’s Fairfuel plant uses solar power, captured CO2 and biogas to produce SAF.
Credit: Atmosfair
Germany Turns Power Into Fuel Germany has formally inaugurated the first commercial plant for producing carbon-neutral synthetic kerosene from water, captured CO 2 and renewable electricity. Lufthansa has agreed to purchase at least 25,000 liters (6,600 gal.) of the power-to-liquid fuel annually...

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