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We are invited to become a partner in an energy efficiency programme focused on reducing industrial CO2 emissions to zero through sustainable alternatives and developing new electrical processes. The programme's goals are to achieve energy savings of at least 2% per year through research lines in industrial heat, gas separation and treatment, liquid separation and conversion, and integrating renewable electricity. Partners include technology suppliers, engineering firms, materials suppliers, energy-intensive industries, and knowledge institutes.
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5 Steps to Achieve More CostEffective Aminebased Carbon Capture Processes at ...
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