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SAFECONOMY- Solar to Alternative Fuel Economy Workshop

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Northumbria University

SAFECONOMY- Solar to Alternative Fuel Economy Workshop 

SAFECONOMY project is well aligned with UK Net Zero targets and a combination of solar energy application for 24 hours and carbon capturing and reutilization for liquid fuel production. It will not only open new doors for alternate liquid fuel production from solar energy but also CO2 capture and reduction. The proposed project will establish the ground for this innovative technology for commercial applications in UK and all over the world. 

The event is free to attend for more information and to register, please visit https://www.safeconomy.net/

 

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Northumbria University
The Great Hall
Sutherland Building
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

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