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The cost issue of producing CO from power plant CO2

2010-08-20View Original

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Experts, we plan to acquire a company that owns two 15,000-kilowatt steam turbine generators. I now have this idea of using the CO2 from power plants to produce CO. There are a few questions I’d like to ask: 1. How much CO2 can such a large power plant generate? ; 2. What is the cost of capturing CO2 in power plants? Does the captured CO2 need to be compressed to produce CO? Would the cost decrease if there was no compression? 3. Can CO be produced from CO2 and coke? What is the cost? 4. Are there any precedents in this regard? Where can I find designs in this area?
Reply #22022-03-08
There are many methods to determine the CO2 content; how to produce CO and its economic viability are key factors

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