…and impurities. Hence in this data-file, we have assessed Air Products’s ammonia cracking technology. The patents are high-quality: clear, specific, intelligible, focused and manufacturable. Hence we think Air Products has…
…exciting evidence that CO2 markets could incentivize farmers to change their practices (note below). https://thundersaidenergy.com/2021/02/25/farming-carbon-into-soils-a-case-study/ Carbon capture and storage technologies, including direct air capture, are next on our list and…
…in the data-file include gas, coal, nuclear, solar, onshore wind, offshore wind, hydro power, biomass, biofuels, geothermal, batteries, reforestation, restoring soil carbon, carbon capture and storage and direct air capture….
…dominate the mix, with around 45% of total US hydrogen production, and c65% of total merchant hydrogen production. Similarly, three industrial gas giants, Air Products, Linde and Air Liquide dominate…
c150bcm of gas was flared globally in 2019, including 15bcm in the United States, which emitted 30MT of CO2-equivalents. This data-file simplifies the economics of flare gas capture, by gathering…
Next-generation membranes for carbon capture could separate out 95% of the CO2 in a flue gas, into a 95% pure permeate, for a cost of $20/ton and an energy penalty…
…an EV of $1.5bn, with $235M of commitments from the Rice family, Occidental Petroleum and others. NET Power aims to generate reliable electricity from natural gas and capture the emissions….
MHI has deployed an amine-based CO2 capture technology, in 15 plants globally, going back to 1999. Reboiler duties are around 2.6 GJ/ton on a 10% CO2 feed. Capture rates and…
…does not occur naturally: it needs to be separated out of air, overcoming the entropy of mixing, using air separation technology. So in our analysis, our thermodynamic minimum (i) adds…
This model calculates the costs of post-combustion carbon capture at a world-scale refinery, using today’s commercially available CCS technologies. The aim is to see whether the process could be economically…