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Greenhouse Gases

Germany advances emissions-to-chemicals project

by Alex Scott
November 8, 2020 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 98, Issue 43
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The Carbon2Chem project uses water electrolyzers from Thyssenkrupp.

Carbon2Chem, a consortium of 16 organizations developing a process to make chemicals from waste carbon dioxide, has received $86 million from the German government. The partners, including AkzoNobel and Clariant, will use the funding to take their process from pilot to commercial scale. They say they have already successfully converted CO2 emissions from a steel plant and hydrogen generated from water electrolysis into ammonia, methanol, and higher alcohols at pilot scale.

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