How to make e-fuels affordable; Renault and Geely eye engine co-development; Tesla, Ford, BMW make advancements

Technological advances and favorable taxation can lower the price of synthetic fuels, which won an exemption from the EU's 2035 zero-emission target, officials from the Saudi energy company and Stellantis say.

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