An introduction to the latest technologies by leading experts fighting for a future where renewable energy, green hydrogen, and CO2 are expected to become sources of energy and raw materials for chemicals.
In 2050, Japan is expected to achieve carbon neutrality, utilizing renewable energy, green hydrogen produced from renewable energy, and CO2 from the atmosphere as raw materials for energy and chemicals. Oil refining facilities and naphtha crackers will no longer exist. Consequently, petrochemicals will shift from naphtha-derived ethylene centers to new chemical centers based on CO2 and green hydrogen. The development of processes using new catalysts and fermentation methods will be necessary. On the other hand, waste plastics and waste that are polluting the environment are valuable carbon resources. These must be recycled. Catalysts are essential for chemical recycling. This time, we have invited leading experts who are at the forefront of the fight against global warming to introduce the latest technologies. We hope this will be beneficial for many researchers. 【Features of this book】 ➢ In 2050, Japan's carbon neutrality will rely on renewable energy, green hydrogen produced from renewable energy, and atmospheric CO2 as raw materials for energy and chemicals. ➢ Introduction of the latest technologies by leading experts fighting against global warming.
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[Table of Contents] Part I Synthesis Gas Part II Methane and LPG Part III Methanol, DME, and Formic Acid Part IV Fuels Part V Chemicals Part VI Hydrogen Production and Carriers Part VII Fuel Cells Part VIII Recycling of Waste Plastics Part IX Future Prospects
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