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CO2 and CO as Feedstock Sustainable Carbon Sources for the Circular Economy
Title
CO2 and CO as Feedstock [electronic resource] : Sustainable Carbon Sources for the Circular Economy / edited by Manfred Kircher, Thomas Schwarz.
ISBN
9783031278112
Edition
1st ed. 2023.
Publication
Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2023.
Physical Description
1 online resource (VII, 420 p.) 111 illus., 89 illus. in color.
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Summary
Climate protection and raw material change require new, sustainable carbon sources for the chemical and fuel industries. In fact, processes that recycle carbon-containing emission and gas streams industrially are reaching industrial practice. They will make an important contribution to reducing carbon emissions and moving towards a true carbon circular economy. This book describes the basics of chemical and biotechnological processes for converting CO and CO2 into chemicals and fuels. Furthermore, it addresses potentials for the manufacturing economy, industrial sites and regions and answers the following questions. Which emission and gas streams offer feedstock potential? What processes are already implemented, being tested and under development? What products can be made from gaseous carbon sources? How can carbon emitting and consuming industries be linked into new value chains? What is the regulatory framework? What does the ecological footprint look like? How do the new processes contribute to the regional economy and thus to social acceptance among consumers and among decision-makers in companies and politics? Providing companies with sustainable carbon sources is a central question of the circular economy, which must be answered with technical processes, new cross-sector value chains, adapted infrastructure and further developed framework conditions. This concerns scientists and decision-makers in companies alike. In this book, they as well as interested laymen will find a comprehensive overview of the state of the art in both, technology and research, and of the overriding issues involved in establishing CO2 and CO as feedstocks. The Editors Dr. Manfred Kircher, freelance consultant (KADIB - Kircher Advice in Bioeconomy), Member of the Board of BioBall e.V. (Bioeconomy in Metropolitan Regions) and Chairman of the Advisory Board of CLIB-Cluster e.V. (Cluster Industrial Biotechnology) Dr. Thomas Schwarz (†), Chief Scientific Officer of bitop AG and Chairman of the Board of CLIB-Cluster e.V. (Cluster Industrial Biotechnology).
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Language
English
Added to Catalog
January 23, 2024
Series
Circular Economy and Sustainability,
Contents
CO2 and CO: sustainable carbon sources for circular value creation
CO2: Sources and volumes
Conventional processes for hydrogen production
Alternative biological and biotechnological processes for hydrogen production
Production of synthesis gas
Chemical-catalytic conversion of CO2 and CO
Microbial processes: Biocatalytic conversion
Microbial processes for the conversion of CO2 und CO
Microbial processes: Current developments in gas fermentation
Microbial processes: Production of polyhydroxyalkanoates from CO2
Microbial processes: Photosynthetic microalgae
Challenges in down streaming from chemical and biotechnological processes
Utilization of C1 gas streams from steelworks
Utilization of C1 gas streams from cement plants
Utilization of C1 gas streams form power plants
Utilization of C1 gas streams from chemical processes
Utilization of C1 gas streams from bioprocesses including biogas plants
Utilization of residuals and C1 gas streams: Organic waste, sludge and agricultural residuals
Utilization of residuals and C1 gas streams: Pyrolysis process of Concord Blue
Utilization of residuals and C1 gas streams: CO2 sources in agriculture
Recycling CO2 from waste incineration closes carbon cycles
Utilization of C1 gases: Impact on sustainability
Regional Development
Utilization of C1 gases: The regulatory framework
R&D&I and industry examples: Challenges and opportunities in scaling up
R&D&I and industry examples: Covestro's Dream Production
R&D&I and industry examples: LanzaTech's gas fermentation
R&D&I and industry examples: The CCU project Carbon2Chem
R&D&I and industry examples: The CO2 electrorefinery - a new concept for carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and utilization (CCU).-R&D&I and industry examples: The vision of b.fab GmbH
R&D&I and industry examples: Industrial gases as a carbon source for terpene production
ZeroCarbFP: A two-step microbial conversion of CO2-rich off-gas into valuable products
Introduction
R&D&I and industry examples: Ineratec's ICO2CHEM project to utilize CO2
Piloting, scale-up, and demonstration
Final evaluation and summary.
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