Cost Assumptions in E-Fuels
The discussion delves into the critical input assumptions driving the costs of synthetic jet fuel, particularly focusing on the prices of hydrogen and CO2. Greg emphasizes the need for hydrogen to be around a dollar per kilogram and CO2 to be in the $100 to $200 per ton range to achieve economic competitiveness. Melissa adds a layer of complexity by examining the factors influencing hydrogen prices and the importance of understanding these dynamics for accurate projections.In this clip
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