Carbon-Capture Sustainable Fuel Developer Prometheus Gets BMW Backing

Graham Warwick June 17, 2020
Supersonic aircraft developers such as Boom look to fuel from carbon capture to improve sustainability
Credit: Boom Supersonic
A U.S. startup that is working with Boom Supersonic to develop a carbon-neutral fuel for future high-speed airliners has received an investment from the venture-capital arm of carmaker BMW. California-based Prometheus Fuels has developed a process to capture CO2 from the air and convert it to liquid...
Graham Warwick

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