Turquoise hydrogen from methane pyrolysis: economics?
…can be achieved on carbon black or carbon fiber. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The advantage of producing hydrogen from the pyrolysis of methane is that up to 3 kg…
Carbon-negative plastics: a breakthrough?
…at a c5% lower cost, and could scale up to displace 300MTpa of CO2 globally (below). Plastics are the second largest opportunity, with 460MTpa of plastic products consumed globally. Aramco…
Next-generation plastics: bioplastic, biodegradable, recycled?
This data-file is an overview of bioplastics, biodegradable plastics and recycled plastics. It captures c10% of the global plastics market that is derived from mechanical recycling, from biologically-sourced feedstocks or…
Helion: linear fusion breakthrough?
…enormous challenges. What helps is a landscape of different companies exploring different solutions. For a review of how this has helped to de-risk, for example, plastic pyrolysis, see our recent…
Landfill costs: by country and over time?
…clearly reduce landfilling rates, and promote recycling, plastic pyrolysis and biogas. This work spells out our top five conclusions on landfill taxes by country and over time. $99.00 – Purchase Checkout Added…
Thermo-Plastic Composite: The Future of Risers?
We have estimated the costs of a subsea riser system, for a typical deep-water project; and the potential cost-reduction that can be achieved by using ThermoPlastic Composite Pipe instead (e.g.,…
Carbios: plastic recycling breakthrough?
…will produce 40kTpa, costing €100M to construct, starting up in 2025, and saving 48kTpa of CO2. We believe economics could be extremely exciting, compared to conventional plastics and ethane cracking….
Energy technologies: the pace of progress?
…maybe even depressed us, is how slowly many have progressed. Energy technologies considered in the note include blue hydrogen, SiC power MOSFETs, hydrogen vehicles, TOPCon solar, remote working, plastic pyrolysis,…
Carbon accounting: philosophical investigations?
…than not using plastic at all). https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/next-generation-plastics-bio-plastic-bio-degradable-and-recycled/ (8) Some processes are carbon-negative. Specifically, this means that the process results in a net flux of CO2 out of the atmosphere, into…
MIRALON: turquoise hydrogen breakthrough?
MIRALON is an advanced material, being commercialized by Huntsman, purifying carbon nanotubes from the pyrolysis of methane and also yielding turquoise hydrogen. The material has multiple uses in energy transition….