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EP2014064625 METHANATION METHOD AND POWER PLANT COMPRISING CO2 METHANATION OF POWER PLANT FLUE GAS
As we've documented many times, the Carbon Dioxide co-produced by our economically essential use of Coal in the generation of reliable, affordable and abundant electrical power can be seen and treated as a valuable raw material resource.
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We'll keep this dispatch as brief as possible. Although there are some additional considerations to establish, the facts should be self-evident.
As we reported in:
Coal-Based Oil Makes 20% Profit at $65 per Barrel | Research & Development | News; which concerned the United States Department of Energy's partial report of study:
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Carbon Dioxide, as it is co-produced in only a small way - - relative to some all-natural and un-taxable sources of it's emission, such as the Earth's inexorable processes of planetary volcanism - - by our economically essential use of Coal in the generation of abundant, reliable and affordable electric power, is a valuable raw material resource.
Carbon Dioxide can be reclaimed, either from the environment or from various industrial exhaust gas streams, such as those produced by some plants that process that "clean energy alternative", natural gas, which is often contaminated with a large percentage of CO2 just it exits it's natural reservoirs, to make the long-distance shipment and subsequent combustion of that natural gas more efficient. Such extracted Carbon Dioxide from natural gas, as far as we know, is now most often just simply vented to the atmosphere, and is in addition to that generated by natural gas when it is combusted.
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http://www.zfk.de/mobilitaet/neue-kraftstoffe/artikel/steag-startet-power-to-liquid-projekt.html
More on Germany's plan's to, as we reported in:
with the help of Iceland's Carbon Recycling International and Japan's Mitsubishi, begin converting Carbon Dioxide recovered from a Coal-fired plant exhaust stream into fuel alcohol Methanol:
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http://www.zfk.de/mobilitaet/neue-kraftstoffe/artikel/steag-startet-power-to-liquid-projekt.html
More on Germany's plan's to, as we reported in:
with the help of Iceland's Carbon Recycling International and Japan's Mitsubishi, begin converting Carbon Dioxide recovered from a Coal-fired plant exhaust stream into fuel alcohol Methanol:
