2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2016.05.096
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On the efficiency, exergy costs and CO 2 emission cost allocation for an integrated syngas and ammonia production plant

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“…It will reflect a change if a relevant variable is modified. (Costa et al, 2001, Flórez-Orrego andde Oliveira Junior, 2016) Stimulus 2 It incentivises the entire gamut of RE measures, and allows material efficiency to be placed on equal footing to energy efficiency. (Finnveden andÖstlund, 1997, Wu, Qi and Policy support 1 Disaggregation is possible to the required system boundary.…”
Section: Integrating Energy and Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It will reflect a change if a relevant variable is modified. (Costa et al, 2001, Flórez-Orrego andde Oliveira Junior, 2016) Stimulus 2 It incentivises the entire gamut of RE measures, and allows material efficiency to be placed on equal footing to energy efficiency. (Finnveden andÖstlund, 1997, Wu, Qi and Policy support 1 Disaggregation is possible to the required system boundary.…”
Section: Integrating Energy and Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does, however, require greater data integration efforts as energy and material data quality can be very different. (Flórez-Orrego and de Oliveira Junior, 2016, Gonzalez Hernandez, Paoli and Cullen, 2018, Wu, Wang, Pu and Qi, 2016 Complementary 2 Provides richer insights into performance of production systems.…”
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“…where the exergy efficiency of an indicative steel plant and a Chinese steel network are respectively investigated. Analysis based on modelled or theoretical data include studies by Szargut et al [42] (for metallurgical and chemical industries), de Beer et al (1998) [34] (for a reference steel plant) and Florez-Orrego et al (2016) [28] (for an ammonia simulation).…”
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“…Ammonia is divided into 3 general categories according to its CO 2 emissions in the production without any specific limitations on the CO 2 amount released in the process [ 10 ]: Grey ammonia (traditional method, Haber-Bosch process) is produced via hydrocarbons as it is the mainstream application today, Blue ammonia follows the same route as grey ammonia in the ammonia production but uses carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies to reduce CO 2 emissions, and Green ammonia uses renewable energy sources to generate hydrogen via water electrolysis ( Figure 1 ).
Figure 1 Technical classification and process technology according to carbon emission in ammonia production.
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confidence: 99%