1. E-fuel basically comes from a 'power-to-fuel' process. You end up with a fuel that comes from water and carbon dioxide.
2. Chief negative? There are stages to reach E-fuel, and each stage has a cost factor. Presently, no matter who is talking about the path....everyone stresses it will never catch on unless you gain a technology jump or throttle back the cost factor.
3. Siemens betting alot on E-fuel? I'd say presently....they lead the pack, and if this works out....they will be getting a huge position over everyone else.
4. There is this belief that if E-fuels do arrive....it'll be for strictly larger-sized vehicles (big rig trucks, construction equipment, etc)....mostly because of cost.
5. The EU says it'll allow E-fuels to be a potential path for the future of private cars. It probably pissed-off a lot of the E-car companies like BMW, Volkswagen and Mercedes.
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