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Could renewable fuels reinvent the combustion engine?

In an age of emissions reduction, the ICE might still have a role to play in commercial vehicles. By Jacob Moreton

Is the era of the internal combustion engine (ICE) over? On first glance it would seem so. There is greater momentum than ever behind the push to decarbonise transport and develop low-emissions solutions to the world’s mobility needs. In many markets, regulations are quickly coming down the track that will make the ICE more expensive and less convenient for many  kinds of customers. In Europe, for example, the European Commission has proposed an effective ban on sales of new gasoline and diesel cars from 2035.

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