While the future for EVs is bright, replacing gas stations with charging stations presents a challenging problem. However, thanks to the development of e-fuel by the engineers at Porsche, we may be able to avert this infrastructure problem. Created by combining hydrogen with carbon dioxide extracted from the air, e-fuel only emits the same carbon dioxide when burned, making the synthetic fuel carbon neutral. E-fuel’s biggest advantage over EVs is that the fuel can be used in existing cars with combustible engines without any adaptations. Equally as important, gas stations can distribute e-fuel just as easily as gasoline. EVs have already made an impact on the industrial real estate market, and the development of e-fuel could be another game changer and the perfect Christmas gift to muscle car enthusiasts.

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Porsche Begins Production Of ‘E-Fuel’ That Could
Provide Gas Alternative Amid EV Push
CNBC – December 20, 2022
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Bisnow – December 14, 2022
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R E G I O N A L   N E W S

AES Corp. And Air Products Team Up To Build $4 Billion
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CoStar – December 15, 2022
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REJournals – December 20, 2022
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Commercial Property Executive – December 16, 2022
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The Real Deal – December 16, 2022
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Globe St. – December 21, 2022
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