How to make jet fuel from sunlight, air and water vapor

Solar kerosene could one day provide aviation with a carbon-neutral fuel

array of reflectors around a tower with a solar reactor

An array of 169 reflectors focus sunlight on a solar reactor at the top of this tower. The light reacts with carbon dioxide and water vapor, forming a mixture that can be turned into kerosene and diesel fuel.

IMDEA Energy

Jet fuel can now be siphoned from the air.