Carbon Sciences Completes Prototype of Breakthrough CO2-to-Fuel Technology »
Posted By STONERS 8 months, 1 week ago in Science & TechnologyCarbon Sciences Inc. (OTCBB: CABN), the developer of a breakthrough technology to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into gasoline and other fuels, today announced the completion of its highly-anticipated prototype, engineered to demonstrate the company's proprietary biocatalytic CO2-to-Fuel process.
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STONERS8 months, 1 week ago
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"This is a major milestone for Carbon Sciences," said Byron Elton, President and COO of Carbon Sciences. "The prototype demonstrates that our CO2-to-Fuel concept works. More importantly, it provides our technology team evidence that we are headed in the right direction. We can now successfully demonstrate what we have always believed -- that CO2, the very cause of the problem, provides the solution to the world's energy and climate challenges."
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beavith18 months, 1 week ago
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pardon my skepticism.
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there are a few undeniable truths. CO2 is fully oxidized. you can't get more energy out of it. to be useful as a fuel, it needs to be reduced. that takes energy.
i know the investment blurb talks about 'low energy conversion' but i need to see more.
if you map the energy space as going uphill from fully oxidized CO2 to fully reduced CH4, its pretty steep. methanol is almost fully reduced.
short of a magic bullet, i'm scratching my head how this is possible. -
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