Alternative production of methanol from industrial CO2

Meunier, Nicolas; Chauvy, Remi; Mouhoubi, Seloua; Thomas, Diane; Weireld, Guy De

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2019.07.010

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“…This is because scale determines the long-term application of this kind of technology; whereas, the element of cost is important as it affects the overall profitability of the corporations. The outcomes of the research in this respect can be supported through the analysis of the literature of Han (2017) and Meunier, Chauvy, Mouhoubi, Thomas and De Weireld (2020), which further demonstrated the value of taking into view the factors such as cost and scale of CCU technology needed to be used for reducing carbon emission.…”

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confidence: 85%

“…The use of these kinds of technologies at the large scale contributes significantly towards effectively countering the issue of environmental sustainability in the long run. However, while using these technologies, it is important that a proper understanding is being developed regarding the ways in which these technologies can be used in an efficient manner (Meunier, Chauvy, Mouhoubi, Thomas and De Weireld, 2020) Apart from the consistency and effectiveness of use, the other significant factor related to the utilization of CCU technology is concerned with the cost that is incurred in relation to using this kind of technology. The element of cost can be considered as instrumental simply because of the fact that it can have a direct impact on the profitability of the corporations.…”

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confidence: 99%

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CO2 Emission from Oil & Gas Production - Challenges & Opportunities

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The analysis in the report is related to the issue of emission of CO2 from the oil and gas companies in Pakistan. The issue was selected considering the increasing threats for the environmental sustainability that are caused due to the emission of CO2 gases on consistent basis. The variables that were chosen for the purpose of analysis were knowledge of the firm, incentives of the government, magnitude of CO2, cost and scale of CCU technology. The statistical techniques that were applied were regression, correlation and Cronbach alpha analysis. The findings that were obtained through regression and correlation illustrated a positive impact between the independent and the dependent variables.

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“…Many reviews and papers have discussed the costs and techno-economic feasibility of CO 2 utilization routes, a selection (not exhaustive) of which is the following: Centi and Perathoner (2010), Quadrelli et al (2011), Aresta et al (2013), Centi et al (2013), Barbato et al (2014), Centi and Perathoner (2014), Perathoner and Centi (2014), Laumb et al (2013), Ampelli et al (2015), Dimitriou et al (2015), Pérez-Fortes et al (2016), Naims (2016), Navarrete et al (2017), Ordomsky et al (2017), Senftle and Carter, (2017), Zheng et al (2017), Iaquaniello et al (2018), Koytsoumpa et al (2018), González-Garay et al (2019a), Hepburn et al (2019), Jens et al (2019), , Grim et al (2020), Meunier et al (2020), Mustafa et al (2020), , and Zimmermann et al (2020). Although the conclusions are often contradictory, it is commonly suggested that there still exist large barriers for the implementation and deployment of CCU.…”

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Economics of CO2 Utilization: A Critical Analysis

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2020

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The economics of CO 2 utilization are discussed from a critical perspective, with a concise analysis of the state-of-the-art of economics in power-to-X (methanol, methane). The main elements of the analysis of the economics are commented to provide guidelines on how to interpret the techno-economic results in the area of CO 2 utilization. It remarks the need of a careful analysis of the specific context, and of the limits of the evaluation, in order to go beyond the just use of the results without a proper analysis of how the data support the conclusions, their limits and applicability. Case examples discussed in a more detail regard the CO 2 to methanol or methane conversion, from the perspective of highlighting possible issues or limits rather than to indicate which results are more valuable, which is out of the scope of this contribution.

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“…The environmental impact of CO 2 -based methanol production has been assessed in multiple studies [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. A meta-LCA of CO 2 -based methanol production revealed a global warming impact (GWI) of 6.27 kg CO2-eq.…”

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Life Cycle Assessment of Steel Mill Gas‐Based Methanol Production within the Carbon2Chem® Project

Thonemann

Maga

2020

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Within the Carbon2Chem® project, new processes have been developed to valorize steel mill gases by producing methanol. This article compares the global warming impact of integrated steel and methanol production to the stand‐alone production of steel and methanol. In order to generate mass and energy balances of the cross‐industrial network, several simulation approaches were conducted, and two power sources investigated. In the case of a power mix in 2030, the conventional production of steel and methanol is favorable, and in the case of wind power, the integrated production of steel and methanol shows greater benefit. If an electricity mix with a carbon intensity of less than 0.23 kgCO2‐eq.kWh−1 electricity is used, the integrated production of steel and methanol has a lower global warming impact than stand‐alone steel and methanol production.

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Alternative production of methanol from industrial CO2

Cited by 187 publications

References 45 publications

CO2 Emission from Oil & Gas Production - Challenges & Opportunities

CO2 Emission from Oil & Gas Production - Challenges & Opportunities

Economics of CO2 Utilization: A Critical Analysis

Life Cycle Assessment of Steel Mill Gas‐Based Methanol Production within the Carbon2Chem® Project

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