Eveloy, 2019 - Google Patents

Hybridization of solid oxide electrolysis-based power-to-methane with oxyfuel combustion and carbon dioxide utilization for energy storage

Eveloy, 2019

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7624921777880508336
Author
Eveloy V
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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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The storage of excess or low-carbon electricity in the form of synthetic gas using power-to- gas technologies is a promising approach to enable high shares of renewables in power generation and reduce the fuel carbon content. However, the efficiency of standalone, low …
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