#Carbon Capture
Articles etiquetados con «Carbon Capture».
BECCS: Bio-energy with carbon capture and storage
BECCS is a technology that removes CO2 from the atmosphere by growing plants and storing the carbon underground.
E-diesel: Synthetic Fuel Production and Applications
E-diesel is a synthetic diesel fuel produced from carbon dioxide, water, and renewable electricity via catalytic or biocatalytic processes.
Oxy-fuel combustion process
Oxy-fuel combustion burns fuel with pure oxygen and recycled flue gas, reducing volume by 75% to facilitate carbon capture and storage.
Carbon capture and storage: Technology, economics and climate role
Analysis of CCS technology, costs, and its controversial role in climate mitigation and heavy industry.
Calcium looping: Technology, economics and industrial integration
Calcium looping is a second-generation carbon capture technology using reversible calcium carbonate reactions to separate CO2 from flue gas.
Powering Past Coal Alliance: Structure, Membership, and Phase-Out Progress
The Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) is an international coalition launched in 2017 to accelerate the phase-out of coal-fired power statio...
Kemper Project: The Rise and Fall of a Clean Coal Demonstration
Analysis of the Kemper Project, a Mississippi power plant that shifted from coal gasification to natural gas amid massive cost overruns.
Allam power cycle
The Allam cycle is a high-efficiency, carbon-capturing power generation process using supercritical CO2 and oxy-fuel combustion.
FutureGen: The Rise and Fall of a US Coal CCS Demonstration
FutureGen was a cancelled US coal power project aiming to demonstrate carbon capture and storage technology in Illinois.
Carbon dioxide scrubber
Technical overview of CO2 scrubbers, including amine, mineral, and lithium hydroxide systems for industrial and space applications.
Carbon carousel: Mechanism and operational principles
A carbon carousel uses spinning CO2-sorbent panels to capture and desorb carbon dioxide.
Microbial electrolysis carbon capture
MECC uses wastewater treatment to capture CO2 as calcite and produce hydrogen gas, offering a net-negative emission pathway.
Ionic liquids in carbon capture
Analysis of ionic liquids as tunable, low-volatility absorbents for CO2 sequestration, comparing them to amine-based technologies.
Harbour Energy: Corporate History, Acquisitions and North Sea Operations
Harbour Energy is a UK-listed oil and gas company formed in 2014, notable for its major acquisitions of Chrysaor, Premier Oil and Wintershal...
Solid sorbents for carbon capture
Analysis of solid sorbents for CO2 capture, including zeolites, MOFs, and amine-impregnated solids.
FuelCell Energy: Corporate History and Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell Technology
FuelCell Energy is a US-based company specializing in molten carbonate fuel cells for power generation and carbon capture.
Sleipner gas field
The Sleipner gas field in the North Sea hosts the world's first offshore carbon capture and storage project, operated by Equinor since 1996.
GreenFuel Technologies Corporation: Algae Biofuel Process and Corporate History
GreenFuel Technologies developed an algae biofuel process using fossil fuel emissions. The Cambridge-based startup ceased operations in 2009...
Zeolitic imidazolate frameworks: Structure, synthesis and applications
Zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (ZIFs) are a class of metal-organic frameworks with zeolite-like topology, offering high stability for carbo...
Hot potassium carbonate: Process, chemistry and applications
Hot potassium carbonate is a chemical absorption method for carbon dioxide removal from gas mixtures.