Industrial processes
Process of producing goods
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2024 |
Carbon capture and storage
Canadian Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates the federal CCS tax credit will cost CAD $5.7 billion, significantly higher than the original CAD $2.6 billion projection.
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September 2024 |
Carbon capture and storage
UK government announced £21.7 billion in subsidies over 25 years for two Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) schemes: HyNet CCS and blue hydrogen scheme in Merseyside, and the East Coast Cluster scheme in Teesside.
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2023 |
Kroll process
Potter highlighted the ongoing challenges in titanium production, noting its fundamental difficulty and expense in manufacturing, particularly in transforming titanium ingots into bars and sheets.
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2023 |
Carbon capture and storage
US EPA proposes a rule requiring Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) to achieve 90% emission reduction for existing coal-fired and natural gas power plants, set to become effective between 2035-2040.
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2023 |
Carbon capture and storage
United Nations Climate Change Conference reaches an agreement to phase down unabated coal use, with the term 'abated' left undefined, leaving room for potential interpretation by fossil fuel industries.
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2022 |
Dry-ice blasting
The dry ice pellet crushing method became widely accepted across various industries, with social media platforms helping to accelerate its adoption.
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2022 |
Carbon capture and storage
Denmark announced up to €5 billion in subsidies for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), with the aim of reducing CO2 emissions by 0.9 million tonnes by 2030.
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2022 |
Carbon capture and storage
Canada establishes a tax credit for CCS equipment for 2022–2028, offering 50% credit for capture equipment and 37.5% for transportation and storage equipment.
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2022 |
Carbon capture and storage
The Inflation Reduction Act updates tax credit law, providing up to $85/tonne for carbon capture and storage in saline geologic formations and up to $60/tonne for enhanced oil recovery.
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2022 |
Carbon capture and storage
A comprehensive analysis of 13 major Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects revealed that most had sequestered far less CO2 than originally expected, or had completely failed in their carbon capture objectives.
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2022 |
Carbon capture and storage
The IPCC stated that the implementation of CCS faces multiple barriers, including technological, economic, institutional, ecological-environmental, and socio-cultural challenges.
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2021 |
Carbon capture and storage
The Chinese State Council issued the Outline of the 14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development and Vision 2035, which includes policies and guidelines promoting Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies.
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2021 |
Carbon capture and storage
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act designates over $3 billion for various Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) demonstration projects and regional CCS hubs.
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2020 |
Dry-ice blasting
A Florida-based entrepreneur and founder of the DryceNation community began sharing the new dry ice pellet crushing method, which was particularly well-received by the collector car industry.
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2020 |
Carbon capture and storage
A federal investigation reveals that claimants for the 45Q tax credit failed to document successful geological storage for nearly $900 million of the $1 billion claimed.
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2020 |
Carbon capture and storage
A scientific review examined the emissions impact of carbon capture with Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), finding that research papers were evenly divided on whether this approach increased or decreased overall emissions.
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2020 |
Carbon capture and storage
A CO2 pipeline ruptured following a mudslide near Satartia, Mississippi, resulting in a serious accident. About 200 people were evacuated, 45 were hospitalized, and some experienced longer-term health effects. The high CO2 concentrations caused vehicle engines to stop running, which complicated rescue efforts.
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July 2020 |
Carbon capture and storage
The International Energy Agency (IEA) stated that CCS deployment had been slow with limited impact on global CO2 emissions. Commercial-scale CCS was in operation at 44 plants worldwide, capturing approximately one-thousandth of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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2019 |
Haber process
Hosono's group developed another innovative catalyst, a novel perovskite oxynitride-hydride, which can operate at lower temperatures and does not require expensive ruthenium.
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November 2018 |
Haber process
Global population reached 7.7 billion, demonstrating the significant impact of the Haber process on population growth through increased agricultural productivity.
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2014 |
Dry-ice blasting
ICS Ice Cleaning Systems, a Slovakian company, patented a set of crushing rollers that allow operators to control the fractional size of dry ice pellets from the international standard 3mm to 1.5mm and smaller through an electronic button.
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2014 |
Carbon capture and storage
The IPCC estimated that avoiding Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) would make it 138% more expensive to keep global warming within 2 degrees Celsius.
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2012 |
Haber process
Hideo Hosono's research group discovered Ru-loaded calcium-aluminium oxide C12A7 electride as an effective catalyst for ammonia synthesis, pursuing more efficient formation methods.
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