Thermochemical Design Report: Thermochemical Ethanol via Indirect Gasification and Mixed Alcohol Synthesis of Lignocellulosic Biomass

Techno-Economic Analysis of Biomass Energy Utilization through Gasification Technology for Sustainable Energy Production and Economic Development in Nigeria

“…Following the economic parameters given above, the breakdown of the investment cost of the proposed 60 mW [55][56][57], the estimated cost structure of the biomass gasification system is shown in Table 16. Based on the recommended cost of USD 0.025/kg, Table 16 shows the estimated cost structure of the gasification power plant project.…”

Techno-economic and environmental assessment of BECCS in fuel generation for FT-fuel, bioSNG and OMEx

“…67,68 The labour costs were estimated using data from Glassdoor and Payscale. 70, 71 The number of employees and shis were derived from Phillips et al 72 In FTS and methanation, there are 8 maintenance technicians and 20 shi operators while in OMEx synthesis, there is an extra section for methanol synthesis, increasing the number of maintenance technicians and shi operators to 12 and 30, respectively. The cost of CO 2 trasport and storage is taken as variable cost and equal to £19/tCO 2 .…”

Design and technical analysis of sugarcane bagasse gasification for application in biomass-to-liquids routes

“…Naphthalene is the major single component in tars and is one of the most popular tar model compounds because it is probably the most stable and challenging to decompose among all biomass-derived tar compounds [195,196]. For instance, most NREL reports assume tar as naphthalene or anthracene [10,19,[197][198][199]. The use of aromatic species as model compounds is even more suitable if catalytic beds are considered in the simulations, as such beds convert high aromatic tars into smaller aromatic species [97].…”