Chementator: An ammonia-based CO2-capture process moves several steps closer to commercialization
Gerald Ondrey
Last month, the first pilot project that used chilled ammonia to capture carbon dioxide from the fluegas (FG) of a coal-fired power plant started operating at the 1,210-MW We Energies’ Pleasant Prairie power plant in Wisconsin. Alstom (Windsor, Conn....
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Could the CO2 be injected into oil wells to help recover oil?
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