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S Kollamthodl, Alternatives to oil for road, air and sea transport, Energy World, June 2018, p14
In UK, a survey by Ricardo of the emissions generated by transport fuels confirms that petroleum provides over 95% of the energy consumed by the transport sector, and then concludes that, on the road, small vehicles should follow the plug-in electric route, whereas heavy goods vehicles will need biofuels. These fuels will also be needed in aviation and shipping, the latter also employing wind power and hydrogen fuel cells.
Abstract details
- Journal title: Energy World
- Keywords: 2 Aerospace - 2.5 Alternative aviation fuels -
- Subjects: Aviation fuel - Alternative fuels -
