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Conventional Processes for Hydrogen Production,te gasification or by water electrolysis using electricity from renewable sources. This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the major existing technologies for hydrogen production, including typical operating conditions and manufacturers, compares existing technologies, and presents future

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Utilization of C1 Gas Streams from Cement Plants,ier of large mass flows of CO.. The CO. sources at which CO. capture takes place are decentralized in the country, so that transport distances to the utilization plants in question can be relatively short. However, it is also clear that a significant portion of CO. from carbon capture projects will

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Manfred Kircher,Thomas SchwarzExplains the various sources of CO2-emissions.Explains chemical and biotechnological processes for transforming CO2 and CO into chemicals.Explains cross-sectorial synergies in the use of CO2 and CO

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-46820-9 ammonia and hydrogen production plants provide very pure CO2 streams that can be captured at correspondingly low cost. In the spirit of industrial symbiosis, it makes sense to utilize such CO2 sources, located in chemical parks, for material purposes on site. However, the number and thus the CO2 su

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70787-7nd power generation and as a carbon-free energy carrier. Since hydrogen does not occur as pure hydrogen gas on Earth, the gas must be produced from fossil or renewable sources. Hydrogen is nowadays produced primarily from fossil fuels, usually by steam methane reforming (SMR) or coal gasification, i