Gas Decarbonisation Articles & Analysis
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Agrotikes Ekmetalleyseis IKE, situated in Almyros, Volos, is a greenhouse operator specialising in the cultivation of vegetables distributed throughout Greece. To enhance the energy efficiency of their greenhouse operations, the company selected Clarke Energy Hellas to supply and install a combined heat and power plant (CHP) with optional CO2 recovery. This system is powered by an INNIO ...
Investing in renewable energy Keywords: investment, renewable energy, biogas upgrading, biomethane, green gas How good of an investment is Renewable energy? The market for renewable energy is young when compared to the established fossil fuel market. Conventional wisdom therefor may convince to invest in fossil fuels, but this wisdom is obsolete. A sustainable investment A low carbon, ...
One of the bioeconomy’s greatest opportunities lies in provision of renewable heat, specifically from the injection of biomethane from anaerobic digestion (AD) into the gas grid. This provides a consistent and reliable source of renewable heat for both domestic and non-domestic purposes by decarbonising the gas grid, lowering the ...
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen launched the European Green Deal last Wednesday, on 11 December. The goal is ambitious. If the European Green Deal becomes reality, the European Union will become climate neutral by 2050. To reach the goal, the EU will have to overturn almost every policy area. Europe inevitably needs hydrogen to reach this arduous goal. Looking at the ...
In SMR, steam (water vapour) is mixed with natural gas, which reacts with the methane and breaks the gas down into carbon monoxide and hydrogen. [2] To a lesser extent, hydrogen is also produced from petroleum and coal. ...
Figure 4: E-Fuel production flow chart [3] If a cost-effective E-Fuel could be produced, with qualities similar to diesel, gasoline or natural gas, most of the problems to a decarbonised future would be solved because there would be nearly no change required to the end users’ assets. ...
In light of this, creating an efficient and sustainable low carbon economy is crucial, and developing technologies to decarbonise the gas grid and production of heat is key to achieving this. ...
This includes electricity generation, heating, transport fuels, organic chemicals, synthetic materials, and synthetic natural gas or SNG. Around 40 per cent of the UK’s primary energy consumption is supplied by natural gas, making gas the UK’s largest single energy source, with an extensive infrastructure and expertise base. ...
The consequences are severe for human health from indoor and regional air pollution, acidification due to sulphur and nitrogen oxide emissions and climate change due to rapidly growing greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, there is a clear need to improve the efficiency and the environmental compatibility of fossil technologies, shift to fossil energy sources with lower ...