Synthetic fuels are liquid fuels with identical properties to fossil fuels but are created artificially and can be used the same way fossil fuels are used worldwide. Synthetic fuel is generally obtained from a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, which are synthetic gases. Rapid surges in fossil fuel prices worldwide can create demand for synthetic fuels. Moreover, increasing environmental issues and stringent regulations on carbon emissions propel the market expansion. The higher cost associated with the production and distribution of synthetic fuel than conventional fuels remains a significant restraint for market growth. Pollution caused by manufacturing processes of synthetic fuels might hinder market developments. Ongoing research activities to reduce oil dependence and integrate synthetic fuels with the existing transportation infrastructure provide lucrative industry growth opportunities.
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