Does anybody know who's gas-to-liquids (Fisher-Tropsch) technology Linc is using? Their web site mentions Syntroleum, but that seems to be out of date.
Just saw a press release from a small company called G4G who claims to have licensed some GTL tech developed at the Centre of Materials and Process Synthesis (COMPS) situated at The University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. They say that this is what Linc is using.
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