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Synthetic Fuels in Large Engines - How Internal Combustion Engines Become CO2-neutral

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  1. MAN Energy Solutions SE, Augsburg, Germany

    Matthias Auer & Gunnar Stiesch

  2. MAN Energy Solutions SE, Deggendorf, Germany

    Gunnar Ganzer

  3. VDMA, Frankfurt, Germany

    Peter Müller-Baum

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Auer, M., Ganzer, G., Müller-Baum, P. et al. Synthetic Fuels in Large Engines - How Internal Combustion Engines Become CO2-neutral. MTZ Worldw 80, 48–51 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s38313-018-0160-z

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