You can create hydrocarbons by cracking H2O and CO2. This requires more energy than the energy than you get out. Using atomic power with your input source being ocean water (Which is H2O with 8% concentration of CO2), you can make methane and then us a Fischer–Tropsch process to create long chain hydrocarbons. This is hugely expensive so drilling/refining the stuff is quite cheap.

Here is the Fusion energy EU boondoggle called ITER:

ITER - the way to new energy

Shell Oil Pearl Gas-to-Liquids Project in Qatar...stupid expensive :)

Pearl GTL - Wikipedia

What is your CV? You actually need to study university STEM as a prerequisite to "see" and "hear". How do you think the hydrocarbons got there?...And don't say dinosaurs :) And hydrocarbons are not "fossil fuels"...anyone who states that I know are just indoctrinated by the idiot box :)

Yes God -----SHE is my friend.

Amigo, "Trust the experts!"

Hydrocarbons are literally solar energy in gas/liquid form. Methane/Ethane/Propane are gaseous at room temperature whilst Butane and longer chain hydrocarbons are liquid...Then you got coal. There are quadrillions of barrels of oil under the artic/antartic.

Idiot box, most real science…. I’ll take it. Better than some odd theory that hydrocarbons just appear or pseudoscience that predicts their creation but cannot find them.