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UKCCSRC Scientific Council Collaboration Award 2018 winners complete the evaluation of additives to prevent/alleviate agglomeration during chemical looping combustion of biomass
We’re pleased to present a blog output from one of our 2018 Scientific Council Collaboration Fund award winners, Prof Hao Liu, University of Nottingham, and Prof Steven Milne, University of Leeds, on their research project ‘Evaluation of additives to prevent/alleviate […]
Optimal integration of solid sorbent CO2 capture / H2 production technology in the iron and steel industry
Dr Sergey Martynov, Department of Chemical Engineering, University College London gives an overview the research he undertook in collaboration with researchers from University College London and the University of Manchester. The project was funded by the UKCCSRC through the Scientific […]
UKCCSRC scientific council collaboration award winners complete feasibility study into methanol production from steelworks off-gas
The iron and steel industry represents the largest energy consuming manufacturing sector in the world with average emissions being around 2 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of steel. The enormous CO2 footprint of steel mills, which accounts for 5 – […]
UKCCSRC Scientific Council Collaboration Award winners complete investigation into energy-smart compact carbon-scrubbing technologies
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has widely been considered as the only technology available that can achieve deep reductions in carbon emissions from both power generation and industrial processes.  However, despite the progress achieved so far, the large energy penalty […]

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