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30 Aug 2012

Clean Fuels

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Definition Clean fuels appeared in the 1990s to refers to energies to be used in transportation applications as […]

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15 May 2012

“GTL”

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Definition GTL is the acronym of Gas-To-Liquid and refers to the process to convert gas into liquid fuels […]

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