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The document summarizes a new automotive technology called Synthos 2000 that uses artificial photosynthesis to produce fuel from water and carbon dioxide. It eliminates 95% of vehicle carbon emissions while boosting fuel efficiency to over 55 mpg. The system includes a water gas shift reactor, photosynthetic chamber, and glucotic battery. The company behind Synthos 2000 expects to have no direct competitors due to its patents and sees potential to equip 20 million vehicles annually. It projects strong financial performance and sales growth.
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