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Fossil Fuel Path Steps

• Fossil fuels with sequestered CO₂ 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 CO₂ into the atmosphere, adding to the total volume of atmospheric CO₂.

eFuel 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 to eFuel using the SlurryCarb^® process.
• The eFuel is transported to the combustion facility where it is used to generate energy.
• The CO₂ 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.