Video: What are Electrofuels?
Video: What are Electrofuels?
Researchers are working to turn electricity from renewable sources into fuels that can be stored and used in cars, trucks, and airplanes. Our video explains how these so-called electrofuels are made and the promise they hold.
To learn more about electrofuels, you can read the 2017 Mechanical Engineering magazine article on the subject by F. Todd Davidson, Kazunori Nagasawa, and Michael E. Webber, available at the ASME Digital Collection.
To learn more about electrofuels, you can read the 2017 Mechanical Engineering magazine article on the subject by F. Todd Davidson, Kazunori Nagasawa, and Michael E. Webber, available at the ASME Digital Collection.
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