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Cross-sectoral assessment of CO2 capture from U.S. industrial flue gases for fuels and chemicals manufacture
Although CO2 impacts the environment negatively, it can be a valuable resource due to its carbon content. The U.S. industry emits over 825 Mt of CO2 annually, with an expected increase in the future. This article analyzes 27 different technology combinations for capturing and using CO2 for industria
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