A U.S. company has found a new way to make jet fuel. It started with biogas from cow waste. Then it used light to break the gas apart and build it again as aircraft fuel. This method is different from older production methods. The company says it uses much less energy than traditional ways.
scienceIntermediate1 min read6/16/2026
A New Way to Make Jet Fuel
A U.S. company has made aircraft fuel from biogas, which comes from cow waste. It used light to break the gas apart and then rebuild it. The company says the process needs much less energy than traditional methods.
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