A critical review on the techno-economic analysis of membrane gas absorption for CO₂ capture

Techno-economic assessment of the one-step CO2 conversion to dimethyl ether in a membrane-assisted process

“…As an example, the use of membrane separation technologies can reduce the cost of solvent based technologies of ca. 28% [81]. • Changes in the price of natural gas over the years have not been considered in this study.…”

Industry 4.0 real-world testing of dynamic organizational life cycle assessment (O-LCA) of a ceramic tile manufacturer

“…Therefore, for manufacturing companies, the transition to sustainable production systems is nowadays one of the main challenges to be consistent with the goals of the 2030 Agenda (Mathai et al 2021). For this reason, companies aiming to comply with new environmental regulations, such as carbon emission policies (Chang et al 2021), must design and implement natural resources (Barbosa et al 2022) and energy (D'Adamo et al 2020) sourcing strategies that ensure environmental protection while preserving their productivity, competitiveness, and profitability (Zhou et al 2021). This requires tools that support evidence-based decision making, and the extensive collection of information and data needed to make better-informed decisions (Zhu 2020) and to design sustainable business models (Godina et al 2020).…”

A review on CO₂ capture over novel adsorbents: Progress in robust zeolite adsorbent development

“…The increasing world's population and industrialization have resulted in high demand for energy, which is a necessity for continued economic development (Jimoh et al, 2023). The high demand for energy has resulted in release of more carbondioxide (CO2) from different sources which led to skyrocketing CO2 amount available in the atmosphere, and has considerably aided in contributing to global warming; the most demanding problem of the 21st century (Chang et al, 2022;Zhu et al, 2023). The global CO2 emissions from various sectors are schematically shown in Figure 1.…”

“…According to the Paris climate accord of 2015 which stipulate that, an inevitable action to save the menace is retaining the global warming to 1.5 o C by 2100 while striving to keep it to 2 o C (Fawzy et al, 2020). Thus, it is crucial to investigate carbon capture technology in order to reduce releases of CO2 gases from anthropogenic activities for example the power generation industries, which is capable of reducing fingerprints of hazardous CO2 by 50% by in the year 2050 (Chang et al, 2022). It is worth noting that if several techniques for CO2 capturing and storage are ignored, the price of reducing the gases emissions could drastically rise by nearly 140% (Moen, 2023).…”

“…Almost 90% of the emitted CO2 from power industries can now be absorbed by the majority of CCS technology. Unfortunately, the majority of power generating industries with CCS process requires higher energy than the conventional counterparts (Chang et al, 2022;Zhu et al, 2023). This additional energy is needed mostly for the process of CO2 capturing and compression, which raises the energy need of power generating industries by 10% to 40% (Jimoh et al, 2023).…”