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Environment
Siemens Claims CO2 Reduction Advance
by Michael McCoy
November 29, 2010
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 88, Issue 48
Siemens Energy claims that its CO2 reduction technology has achieved a CO2 capture efficiency of more than 90% in a pilot facility at a power plant owned by the firm E.ON near Hanau, Germany. Siemens says its scrubbing agent, an aqueous amino acid salt solution, provides better energy efficiency than amine-based agents offered by firms such as Dow Chemical and BASF. And because the salt is nonvolatile, practically no solvent emissions need to be scrubbed from power plant flue gas, Siemens says.
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