Carbon Utilization
Applications for the Energy Industry
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Beschreibung
This book provides in-depth information on topics relating to anthropogenic carbon dioxide utilization processes. Presenting a collection of state-of-the-art scientific reviews and research perspectives on carbon management strategies of relevance to the energy industry, it features contributions by leading scientists and technocrats across 19 chapters as an Indian contribution In the energy industry, new processes for carbon dioxide removal and recycling are developing quickly, and it is in this context that the book provides an opportunity to review the current status of and promote efforts to achieve effective carbon capture and management. The contents presented here will prove useful to researchers, students, industry experts, scientists and policymakers alike.
This book provides in-depth information on topics relating to anthropogenic carbon dioxide utilization processes. Presenting a collection of state-of-the-art scientific reviews and research perspectives on carbon management strategies of relevance to the energy industry, it features contributions by leading scientists and technocrats across 19 chapters as an Indian contribution In the energy industry, new processes for carbon dioxide removal and recycling are developing quickly, and it is in this context that the book provides an opportunity to review the current status of and promote efforts to achieve effective carbon capture and management. The contents presented here will prove useful to researchers, students, industry experts, scientists and policymakers alike.
Focuses on the science and technology of anthropogenic carbon dioxide removal processes Highlights Indian contribution to CO2 terrestrial and biotic sequestration options in the context of climate change Provides perspectives towards low carbon growth strategy in the energy industry Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Malti Goel
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Carbon Capture Utilization Energy Industry Economics Greenhouse Gas Emissions CDR Process Coal Bed Methane