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…research. Decarbonize Heat: a cost comparison of 20 technologies? (May-2020, 20-pages) Mitigating methane leaks in global gas: catch methane if you can? (Dec-2019, 23-pages) DeCarbonizing Carbon: Oxy-Combustion and Chemical Looping…
…a process to 1,500ºC with a 1,000ºC flame. Real world flame temperatures will tend to be lower than the adiabatic flame temperatures at 100% equivalent ratios, quoted above for methane,…
Turquoise hydrogen is produced by thermal decomposition of methane at high temperatures, from 600-1,200◦C. Turquoise hydrogen costs are estimated at $1/kg in our base case, or lower, if greater revenues…
…coal emissions and gas emissions are equivalent) is 4% methane intensity. i.e., if 4-20% of methane is leaked, then the total warming from burning natural gas is equivalent to coal’s….
…to improve. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Methane matters most, explaining 1-7kg/boe of the gas industry’s CO2-equivalents, via leaks and fugitive emissions (and this is with 1 kg of methane…
…mitigating methane leaks and by building our more midstream infrastructure to reduce flaring, where as much as 8% of the methane may slip through the flares uncombusted. (10) Midstream companies…
…mcf/bbl gets flared. Country-by-country dynamics are summarized on page 2. Methane slip is a growing controversy. Methane causes 25-120x more warming than CO2. New technologies to mitigate methane leaks are…
…1 ton of water and 1 ton of methane, then inject the same energy to each one, you could harness 7x more hydrogen from the methane (page 4). Steam methane…
…reduce leaks (note here). But a similar, c40% of anthropogenic methane has come from agriculture, mainly from methanogenic bacteria, which digest coarse plant material in the fore-stomachs of ruminant animals. 1kg…
…chemical facilities, cement and biofuels (here). (9) Mitigating methane? Biden’s presidency will likely re-strengthen the EPA. Our hope is that this will accelerate the industry’s assault on leaking methane, which…