Is it still possible to make coal-to-liquids?
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 23:25 Is it still feasible to make coal-to-liquids? Please tell me: 1. Is China really rich in coal resources? 2. Can carbon dioxide emissions be solved? 3. Are there enough water resources and can the environment be protected from damage? 4. Is the technical level sufficient? Are there enough funds for reasonable development? 5. Is it appropriate to consider energy consumption? 6. The most important thing is, can I transfer money? .Note$#, $ $
The world's coal resources are very rich. Currently, the world's coal reserves are estimated at 1.083 trillion tons, which is enough for mining for more than 200 years based on current coal consumption levels. The distribution of coal resources around the world is uneven. Coal is mainly concentrated in the northern hemisphere. 70% of the world's coal resources are distributed between 30° and 70° north latitude in the northern hemisphere. Among them, Asia and North America are the most abundant, accounting for 58% and 30% of global geological reserves respectively, while Europe only accounts for 8%. ； There are very few in Antarctica. 60% of the world's recoverable coal reserves are concentrated in the United States (25%), the former Soviet Union (23%) and China (12%). In addition, Australia, India, Germany and South Africa are 4 * * A total of 29%. In 2001, the coal production of the above seven countries accounted for 80% of the world's total production. Australia, the United States and Canada have abundant high-quality bituminous coal reserves for coking. In 2002, the total coking coal output of the three countries accounted for 81% of the world's total trade volume. Source: China Coal Industry Network This post was last edited by xxjjcc on 2008-2-1 17:17 ]
1. Is China really rich in coal resources? answer: 2. Can carbon dioxide emissions, which are basically ranked high in the world, be solved? answer: Supporting urea, liquid carbon dioxide and other projects can basically solve the problem. 3. Is the water resource sufficient and can the environment be protected from damage? answer: Increase the sequential use of water, save the amount of water resources extracted, adopt environmental protection measures, and try not to cause environmental problems. 4. Is the technical level sufficient? Are there enough funds for reasonable development? answer: This technology is developing rapidly now, it is profitable, and the funds are easy to solve. 5. Is it appropriate to consider the energy consumption aspect? answer: The scale should be as large as possible to save energy. 6. The most important thing is that it can transfer money? answer: huge profits