Sabatier process: synthetic natural gas costs?
…other green hydrogen electrolyser economics. Another $3/mcf of the cost is from sourcing CO2 from an amine plant, or you could source the CO2 from direct air capture. Total energy…
Coal versus gas: explaining the CO2 intensity?
…towards 10% by combustion technologies such as exhaust gas re-circulation, gas benefits from fewer impurities that can poison amine cocktails, emerging technologies such as blue hydrogen can decarbonize gas at…
Carbon capture on ships: raising a sail?
…a ship would have different parameters from onshore. We discuss three key considerations on pages 5-7. Will it actually work? The question is whether you can put an amine plant…
Ethanol: hangover cures?
…plants have the unique advantage of a nearly pure CO2 stream from fermentation, allowing them to by-pass the costly and energy intensive amine process. The resultant fuel can be considered…
Metal organic frameworks: challenges and opportunities?
…to lower complexity and lower energy penalties than amine-based CCS. It has been quite nice to take this analysis back to first principles, including Langmuir Isotherms and MOF capture rates…
CO2 electrolysis: the economics?
Carbon monoxide is an important chemical input for metals, materials and fuels. Could it be produced by capturing CO2 from the atmosphere or using the amine process, then electrolysing the…
CO2 concentrations in industrial exhaust streams?
…the costs of CO2 separation (e.g., the amine process). $299.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Good rules of thumb for the CO2 concentrations in exhaust gas streams are that a simple…
CO2 disposal in geologic formations: the economics?
…required for CCS, alongside CO2 capture (e.g., using the amine process) and CO2 transportation in a CO2 pipeline or with CO2 trucks. Our recent research has also sought to quantify…
Global CCS Projects Database
…or non-combustion sources of CO2 and bypass the potential risk of amine degradation and emissions. Almost 20% of risked CCS is associated with power generation, in a split of gas…