Development Status and Energy Penalty of Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies

Ji Yong Liu; Xiao Feng Zhang; Ji Fa Zhang; Huan Liu; Fang Qin Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.864-867.1598

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Development Status and Energy Penalty of Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies

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Carbon dioxide is claimed to be responsible for 60 percent of the global warming caused by greenhouse gases. CCS is important for reducing CO₂ emissions. Most technologies are in demonstration stage. Carbon capture accounts for two thirds of total cost of CCS. The trend of CCS is also described.

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Ji Yong Liu*, Xiao Feng Zhang, Ji Fa Zhang, Huan Liu, Fang Qin Li

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Carbon Dioxide, CCS, Energy Penalty, Flue Gas, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases

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