6. Conclusion on zero and low-carbon fuels
The principles of scientific analysis to be favored for the development of a sustainable and virtuous energy and climate model are common to all fields dedicated to the production and use of low-carbon energy in internal combustion engines. The main lines of action over the long term are summarized below.
Contemporary environmental thermodynamic analysis can be used to classify the eco-efficiency performance of a production unit.
This concept makes an innovative contribution to understanding and implementing the expected evolution of the fuel energy mix in internal combustion engines.
The same applies to Energy Life Cycle Assessment (ELCA) and the value of processes, which differs from the above-mentioned thermodynamic...
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