Defossilising fuels and chemicals – a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

We have the renewable feedstocks and the technology, but we are lacking societal support. How can we progress the defossilisation of fuels and chemicals?

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Green Chemistry
Published
2025-11-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1039/d5gc05590c
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1
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Defossilising fuels and chemicals – a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

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Defossilising fuels and chemicals – a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

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Abstract

We have the renewable feedstocks and the technology, but we are lacking societal support. How can we progress the defossilisation of fuels and chemicals?

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