As the diagram below demonstrates, unlike the use of fossil fuels, use of the renewable E-Fuel is a closed cycle that releases no additional greenhouse gases into our atmosphere.

Fossil Fuel Path Steps
- Fossil fuels with sequestered C02 are excavated from the ground.
- The fossil fuels are transported to the combustion facility where they are used to generate energy.
- The combustion releases the sequestered C02 into the atmosphere, adding to the total volume of C02.
E-Fuel Cycle Steps
- CO2 is absorbed from the atmosphere during the growth cycle of food products and other biomass constituents.
- These constituents are utilized and consumed by society.
- The waste products make their way to the waste water treatment plant.
- Biosolids are transferred from the waste water treatment plant to the SlurryCarb™ facility.
- The biosolids are converted into E-Fuel using the SlurryCarb™ process.
- The E-Fuel is transported to the combustion facility where it is used to generate energy.
- The C02 that was absorbed in step 1 is released back into the atmosphere, ready to be reabsorbed by growing crops and plants in this continuous, renewable cycle.