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…sugar is akin to sourcing input energy at a relatively expensive 11c/kWh-th. Including inefficiencies and side reactions, the resultant energy costs of hydrogen production are quantified in a tab of…
…the energy content of fuels as waste heat, which is exhausted from the tailpipe. The real-world fuel economy of electric vehicles is around 0.2 kWh/km, which equates to 120mpge, based…
Energy transition technologies are often envisaged to follow S-curves: rapidly inflecting, then reaching 100% market adoption. However, this 17-page report argues electric vehicles will more likely saturate at 15-30% of…
…not just for vehicle value chains, but across the energy transition. This highlights the importance of energy transition research, data and analysis in corporate decision-making. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart…
…truck up-front. Fuel economy is 2x higher. Nevertheless, adding the costs of dedicated vehicle charging stations, the total energy costs can end up similar for both, especially in the US,…
…opportunities. When we assess an energy technology, we score it on four dimensions: how far does it advance the industry-standard? How large is the potential economic impact? How proprietary is…
…globally. For further details, please see our overview of LNG process technologies. A good baseline for LNG plant opex is around $1/mcf, the largest component of which is energy costs…
…in our energy transition roadmap, rising from 400MTpa today to 1,100MTpa by 2050, for a c4% CAGR. The main reason is to displace coal, which is 2x more CO2 intensive….
…down to conscious decisions over production levels. $699.99 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Monthly global oil production by country is aggregated in this data-file, aggregating data from JODI, the International Energy…
Chemical Looping Combustion is a next-generation technology for carbon capture, with potential to “clean up” fossil fuel power and obviate CO2 emissions. Costs and energy penalties are dramatically lower than…