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I believe that the current installations use CO2 from a concentrated source like the exhaust of a gas turbine to make things easier. Gas has the big benefit th
by adrianN 5y ago
I believe that the current installations use CO2 from a concentrated source like the exhaust of a gas turbine to make things easier.
Gas has the big benefit that we already have infrastructure to store and distribute it. I think all (developed?) countries have infrastructure for strategic gas reserves that can store months worth of natural gas.
- civilized 5y agoSo best case scenario is probably just carbon neutral, as you'd cycle between a reserve of stored gas and a reserve of CO2 to make new gas when you burn the stored reserves. Still, it'd be way better than what we have now. I wonder if there are any promising companies to invest in, or any ways to make a broad bet on the sector. It'd sure beat sinking my money into the speculative, fossil-burning boondoggle that is BTC.
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