In a world rapidly approaching an ecological tipping point, fossil fuels are pilloried. While electric mobility is hailed by many as the only solution for a sustainable future, 'E-Fuels as saviour for combustion engines?' brings a nuanced perspective to the heated debate. This book delves into the world of synthetic fuels and explores how e-fuels could extend the life of internal combustion engines without further impacting the planet. The authors unfold a complex panorama of technology, politics and economics to assess the feasibility and efficiency of e-fuels. Can this technology really bridge the gap to a zero-emissions world, or is it a technological dead end? How do renewable energy prices and political decisions affect the future of e-fuels? 'E-Fuels as Saviour for Combustion Engines?' not only provides answers, but also asks the right questions. It invites critical thinking and offers deep insights into one of the most hotly debated and least understood technologies of our time.