Converts CO₂ and water into synthetic hydrocarbons with a low-temperature electrolyser, targeting e-SAF (synthetic aviation fuel). Tampere Univ. origin: the underlying artificial-photosynthesis research — concentrated multijunction III–V photovoltaics with an ALD titanium-dioxide protective film, converting CO₂ and H₂O into formic acid and methanol — was led by Prof. Mika Valden. eSAF pilot with ABB, Finnair, Fortum and Finavia.
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