…the hydrogen cost curve. This 14-page note presents the opportunity and leading companies. $399.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The CO2 intensity of refining and the need for economic decarbonization of…
This data-file tabulates the energy intensity and resultant CO2 intensity of the US refining industry, source by source, year by year, back to 1986. Emissions of refining a barrel of…
…over PGMs is lifting? $449.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart This data-file is a screen of leading PGM producers, across mining, refining and recycling activities. We capture a dozen companies, whether…
This US refinery database covers 125 US refining facilities, with an average capacity of 150kbpd, and an average CO2 intensity of 33 kg/bbl. Upper quartile performers emitted less than 20…
Refining has the highest carbon footprint in global energy. Next-generation catalysts are the best opportunity for improvement: uniquely, they could cut refineries’ CO2 by 15-30%, while also uplifting margins, which…
…can find to lower refining sector CO2 emissions. In particular, we find five early-stage companies are aiming to commercialise next-generation refining catalysts. We also quantify which Majors have recently filed…
…the most important energy saving technologies in the future of the world. If you can concentrate ores before smelting or refining them, then you do not have to pointlessly heat…
…10-20% returns, at $20-40/bbl upgrading spreads (chart below, model here). (2) – (7). ExxonMobil refining technology. So far, ExxonMobil has the most advanced refining technology, out of the patents we…
…methanol and in refining. The data-file looks industry by industry, and also covers different hydrogen production technologies, used to supply today’s 110MTpa market. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The ammonia…
…cast into anodes for electrochemical refining, yielding copper cathodes with 99.99% purity. Copper cathode is one of the most traded metals on Earth, underpinning the LME copper contract, as pure…