“We can build a circular, sustainable economy – if we have the political will to do it,” says Erwin Reisner, Professor of Energy and Sustainability at Cambridge. And the UK Government have committed to invest £22 billion in the university’s breakthrough solar-powered device. It captures carbon dioxide from the air at night with a filter and transforms it into fuel with sunlight during the day.
Syngas can also be used to create chemicals and pharmaceutical products. And the device would allow individuals living and working in remote locations to create their own fuel.
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