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Airco Unveils New Fuel Plant, Secures Major Government and Private Funding

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Airco unveiled a new manufacturing plant in a New Britain industrial park in Bucks County. The company uses a system that combines carbon dioxide and hydrogen to generate synthetic fuels for military vehicles, boats, and jet planes. The U.S. government has provided $80 million in contracts and funding to the firm, which also reports $110 million in backing from airlines and Toyota Ventures.

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Why it matters

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The facility is designed to produce compact, mobile units of synthetic fuel that can be deployed wherever needed, potentially reducing the costs and vulnerabilities associated with traditional fuel transportation. The government and private investment validates Airco's technology, which the Air Force, Navy, and Army have already tested.

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    Bucks County might see increased local tax revenue and job creation due to the new manufacturing plant.

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