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Clean Coal Projects Fail
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Jun 30 2015 04:25 PM | eds in Non-Renewable
With growing concerns about climate change,
. . . there is renewed pressure to restrict use of coal,
. . . a major source of power generation in many countries.
Yale project on Climate Change, shows Temperature Rising almost Everywhere.
Coal lobby, concerned about longer-term prospects of the fuel,
. . . has pinned its hopes and future on the so-called clean-coal,
. . . no one can say for sure what it is,
. . . but the idea is to turn coal into an acceptable fuel,
. . . by limiting or eliminating its nasty side effects,
. . . reducing emissions of SOx, NOx, Mercury, Arsenic, fly ash, and
. . . ultimately capturing some or most of the CO2 during the combustion process.
May 2015, South Mississippi Electric (SME), an electric cooperative,
. . . announced that it was pulling out of one of the few promising CCS projects,
. . . citing delays in schedule and increased costs,
. . . from $2.2 billion, to $6.1 billion.
06-30-2015 Source: Clean Coal projects Fail
. . . there is renewed pressure to restrict use of coal,
. . . a major source of power generation in many countries.
Yale project on Climate Change, shows Temperature Rising almost Everywhere.
Coal lobby, concerned about longer-term prospects of the fuel,
. . . has pinned its hopes and future on the so-called clean-coal,
. . . no one can say for sure what it is,
. . . but the idea is to turn coal into an acceptable fuel,
. . . by limiting or eliminating its nasty side effects,
. . . reducing emissions of SOx, NOx, Mercury, Arsenic, fly ash, and
. . . ultimately capturing some or most of the CO2 during the combustion process.
May 2015, South Mississippi Electric (SME), an electric cooperative,
. . . announced that it was pulling out of one of the few promising CCS projects,
. . . citing delays in schedule and increased costs,
. . . from $2.2 billion, to $6.1 billion.
06-30-2015 Source: Clean Coal projects Fail