Prometheus
In Greek mythology, Prometheus is a Titan who steals fire from the gods and gives it to humanity. But what if we could ‘steal’ carbon from the atmosphere and turn it into fuels? That is the mission of Prometheus Fuels, who will launch their carbon neutral fuel on the market late in 2020. Investor BMW i Ventures calls this a ‘game changer’ – and they may be right. It will take at least a decade for people to replace their fossil fuel cars with electric vehicles, and if we want to avoid climate breakdown, we simply can’t wait that long.
— Wayne Visser
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