2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcou.2019.07.003
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Process development and techno-economic evaluation of methanol production by direct CO2 hydrogenation using solar-thermal energy

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“…Photocatalysis aims to directly harvest (sun)light and transfer its energy to convert CO 2 into fuels and chemicals [7–11] . Different products can be targeted through (sun)light‐powered CO 2 hydrogenation, with methane (CH 4 ) and carbon monoxide (CO) as the main target products [12–18] . Recently, plasmonic hydrogenation of CO 2 to CH 4 [Sabatier reaction, Eq.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Photocatalysis aims to directly harvest (sun)light and transfer its energy to convert CO 2 into fuels and chemicals [7–11] . Different products can be targeted through (sun)light‐powered CO 2 hydrogenation, with methane (CH 4 ) and carbon monoxide (CO) as the main target products [12–18] . Recently, plasmonic hydrogenation of CO 2 to CH 4 [Sabatier reaction, Eq.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The area of estimations below this threshold, and up to reference methanol value, may be discussed in relation to FIGURE 1 | An overview of the results in terms of costs of methanol production (€/t) and of methane production (€/MWh) in CO 2 conversion using H 2 produced from renewable energy sources. References: A1, Parra et al, 2017;A2, Asif et al, 2018;A3, Nieminen et al, 2019;A4, Moellenbruck et al, 2018;A5, Hannula, 2015;A6, Roh et al, 2015;A7, De Saint Jean et al, 2015;A8, Hoppe et al, 2018;A9, Hank et al, 2018;A10, Zhang et al, 2019b;A11, Rivarloo et al, 2017;A12, Michailos et al, 2018;A13-A15, Kourkoumpas et al, 2016;A16-A17, Rivera-Tinoco et al, 2016;A18, Atsonios et al, 2016;A19, Räuchle et al, 2016;A20-A22, Nguyen Zondervan, 2019;A23, Alsayegh et al, 2019;A24, Nami et al, 2019;A25, Pérez-Fortes et al, 2016;A26, Gonzàlez-Aparicio et al, 2017;A27-A28, Gonzàlez-Garay et al, 2019b;A29, Schiebahn et al, 2015; A30, Gutièrrez-Martin and Rodriguez-Anton, 2016; A31, Do and Kim, 2019;A32, Khunathorncharoenwong et al, 2020;A33, Tremel et al, 2015;A34, Zhang and Desideri, 2020;A35, Bos et al, 2020;A36, Hofstetter et al, 2014;A37, Kim et al, 2011;A38, Barbato et al, 2014. Original Figure. incentives in CO 2 reduction, carbon taxes and other opportunities.…”
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“…21 On economic grounds, a recent technoeconomic analysis (TEA) of a direct CO 2 hydrogenation to MeOH process facilitated with solarthermal energy input showed a 26% improvement of the minimum selling price of the produced MeOH over other CO 2 -to-MeOH processes. 23 As an alternative strategy, direct use of nonfossil-based H 2surrogate feedstocks (such as alcohols) for the reduction of CO 2 to HCOOH and MeOH can be promising in this regard. Interestingly, transfer hydrogenation (TH), an old and established method commonly practiced in reducing various organic compounds, is found to be effective as an alternative catalytic protocol toward the reductive transformation of CO 2 .…”
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