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Efficient production of renewable hydrocarbon fuels using waste CO2 and green H2 by integrating Fe-based Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and olefin oligomerization

Gao et al., 2022

Document ID
10245802472913356881
Author
Gao R
Zhang L
Wang L
Zhang C
Jun K
Kim S
Park H
Gao Y
Zhu Y
Wan H
Guan G
Zhao T
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Energy

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Abstract Recently, Power-to-Liquids (PtL) and Power-to-Gas (PtG) technologies have been regarded as promising pathways for renewable energy storage and CO 2 mitigation. Herein, we newly proposed two PtL/PtG hybrid processes (Cases A and B) by integrating the Fe …
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