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What is the process of clean, efficient, and quality-specific conversion of coal through pyrolysis? ? ?
The name sounds sophisticated, but it’s actually similar to the traditional carbonization process – it remains a \"high-energy, high-emission project\".
It’s actually a project for producing ethylene glycol through coal gasification; such a fancy name was chosen to avoid using the term \"coal chemical industry\"
Enerchem’s 100,000 tons/year Liquid Sunlight project
Green blast furnace charge circular economy project.
500,000 tons per year coal tar hydrogenation in the integrated industrial project for the clean, efficient, and comprehensive processing of low-grade coal with classification and quality differentiation
Have you figured out that liquid sunlight project?
No, in any case it’s all under the pretext of a green circular economy to exploit **coal resources**.
I haven’t done any research yet; it seems that Liquid Sun might utilize wind and solar energy to electrolyze water
Process technology: The liquid sunlight technology developed by the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, is planned to be utilized. Project scale: Wind and solar power generation facilities, hydrogen production and storage systems via water electrolysis, a facility for producing methanol from carbon dioxide and green hydrogen at a capacity of 100,000 tons per year, as well as carbon dioxide capture systems.
Converting solar energy into liquid methanol can help alleviate fuel shortages in our country. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3242087-1-1.html (Source: Huahai Chuanliu – Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)