Carbon Management

Carbon Sequestration: An Option for Mitigating Global Climate Change

June

2001

Environmental Management

Daniel E. Klein, Robert L. Kane

With greenhouse gases currently in the spotlight, the potential benefits of carbon dioxide capture are too great to ignore. Find out what research and development are currently underway.

Compact Heat Exchangers, Part 2: Using Plate Exchangers in Heat Recovery Networks

October

2002

Heat Transfer

Christopher Haslego, Graham T. Polley

Here's how to incorporate plate-and-frame exchangers into new plant design using pinch analysis.

Energy Now and Then

November

2008

Centennial

A Personal Perspective on Sustainability Through Energy Efficiency

January

2009

Special Section

Robert W. Sylvester

These relatively simple lifestyle changes enabled one individual to reduce energy costs by $2,000/yr and his carbon footprint by one-third.

Capturing Carbon from Existing Coal-Fired Power Plants

April

2009

Special Section

Andrew P. Jones, James T. Murphy, Jared P. Ciferno, Timothy E. Fout

DOE's National Energy Technology Laboratory is spearheading R&D on a variety of post-combustion and oxy-combustion technologies to cost-effectively achieve 90% CO2 capture.

Capturing CO2: Membrane Systems Move Forward

April

2009

Special Section

Suzanne Shelley

Membranes offer inherent advantages over absorption-based CO2 capture from post-combustion fluegas and pre-combustion syngas, but numerous design and scale-up challenges remain.

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