Making crude Oil out of Thin Air
A new invention from the BGU University in Isreal
Using nano-materials

	BGU Researchers invent Green Alternative to Crude Oil Date13/11/2013 http://in.bgu.ac.il/en/Pages/news/oil_greenalternative.aspx <..> developed a green feed that can be converted using well-established technologies into liquid fuel and delivered using existing infrastructure to gas stations. As opposed to other alternative fuel sources, such as electric cars, which require additional infrastructure, this green feed would merely replace oil as the input for refineries .. This project is partially supported byI-SAEF (Israel Strategic Alternative Energy Foundation). </..>
	http://bakken.com/news/id/43376/making-crude-oil-out-of-thin-air/ date : November 22, 2013 <..content > group of researchers at Ben-Gurion University (BGU) of the Negev in Israel ..carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas into a renewable alternative for crude oil. </..> By using nano materials By Prof. Moti Hershkowitz, Israel Cohen vice president and dean of research and development at BGU
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	From Globes: Ben Gurion U researchers develop alternative fuel http://www.globes.co.il/en/article-1000894347 researchers have created a green feed alternative to crude oil from water and carbon dioxide. A replacement for oil has become a vital need in the 21st century.Ben Gurion University of the Negevresearchers have invented a process to make a green feed alternative for crude oil out of two of the most common substances on Earth: water and carbon dioxide, which is a greenhouse gas detrimental to the environment.