introduction

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  many carbon capture projects have failed. at least thats what the headlines say. but lets look closer  at those failures.  

1. what was their criteria for success? 
2. were their expectations  reasonable  going into the project? 
3. what energy source powered the carbon capture system?
4. how were they using the carbon they captured?

 the answers to these questions often doom a project to failure before it starts. 

the Savusol system works by recycling co2 into one of the most valuable commodities on  the planet... gasoline. instead of sequestering( wasting) co2. Savusol  uses the hydrogen from seawater to turn that co2 back into fuels. jet fuels, diesels or even plain ole gasoline.  think of it as a modern day refinery that is using co2 as its feedstock instead of oil. 

one scarbon capture unit is not enough. this is why we need a global fuel network. a system of hundreds or thousands of carbon capture units on the ocean producing fuels.for ships and airplanes worldwide