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Carbon Dioxide Utilization Markets and Infrastructure Status and Opportunities: A First Report (2023) / Chapter Skim
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... removal A system that captures and durably stores CO2, with the objective of large-scale removal of CO2 from the atmosphere. Examples of CO2 removal approaches are coastal and land ecosystem management, accelerated weathering, bioenergy with carbon capture, direct air capture, and geologic sequestration (NASEM, 2019)
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... . Fossil carbon The carbon present in fossil feedstocks such as crude oil, coal, or natural gas.
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... . The methane and other hydrocarbons in natural gas react with a limited amount of oxygen that is not enough to completely oxidize the hydrocarbons to CO2 and water.
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... 2015. Knowledge Spillovers, Innovation and Growth.
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... n.d. Hydrogen Production: Natural Gas Reforming.
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Key Terms

  • carbon capture
  • natural gas
  • knowledge spillovers
  • environmental justice
  • hydrogen production

  • carbon footprint
  • renewable energy
  • greenhouse gas
  • market value
  • gas stream

  • direct air
  • global warming
  • air capture
  • waste streams
  • hydrocarbon gas

  • gas liquids
  • crude oil
  • energy study
  • technology diffusion
  • clean hydrogen

  • negative emissions


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