A research team in our country has proposed pathways for the low-carbon development of coal chemical industry
Thread Content
What do you think of this approach? ? ---------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A little ad for the leisure area while we’re at it! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \"Spring Has Arrived in Haichuan\" is a seasonal event held in the leisure area, as well as on the forum. It has the following features: -- The event is organized by the leisure area as a whole, with participants sharing the beautiful spring scenery from various places. -- Many forum users take part in it; last year, over 100 users shared more than 300 posts. -- The event takes place from late March to mid-May, spanning two months, which allows companies to be properly showcased and attract attention. Here, we welcome enterprises that are interested in sponsoring this event; such sponsorship can help increase the visibility of those companies and also serve as support for the Haichuan sharing platform. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ We also invite all users of Haichuan to actively participate in these sharing activities – let’s share happily and enjoy the beauty of spring together. --------------------------------------------------------------------- [Spring Has Arrived in Haichuan] – A post advocating for searching for signs of spring throughout the day, yet still not finding it ； Spring is already in sight, to some extent! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1941700 (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) 【Spring has arrived in Haichuan】 Micro azalea bonsai still under refinement https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1945263 (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
As long as there is cheap hydrogen, the rest is easy to handle.
The article mentions the combination of low-carbon energy and nuclear energy; does that mean the conversion of low-carbon energy, with nuclear energy providing the heat needed to produce hydrogen? This would thus result in savings on fuel costs.
A long-term exploration process may still be required
I’ve seen discussions in the new energy sector about using solar and wind energy to produce hydrogen through water electrolysis, and then utilizing that hydrogen. This approach can address the issue of instability in solar, wind, and tidal energy supplies, as well as solve the problem of energy storage
In 1839, the French scientist Becqurel discovered the \"photovoltaic effect.\" In 1954, American scientists Chabine and Pearson successfully created the first single-crystal silicon solar cells at Bell Labs in the United States. In the 1990s, China began to produce single-crystal silicon on a large scale, which led to the widespread use of photovoltaic power generation. Although costs have dropped significantly, it is still not possible for this technology to compete with other methods of power generation. The history of its development is quite long
A major cost factor for photovoltaic systems at present is energy storage; if this issue can be resolved, it would represent a great application opportunity. For example, in the future, households might sell hydrogen instead of vegetables, but this brings up issues related to the management of hazardous chemicals. Problems, indeed… Is there really no way forward for new energy sources like photovoltaics?
We have **few things that truly benefit the people**