Thursday, October 15, 2009 2:11:23 PM
Battery issue? Did I MISS SOMETHING?
I was refering to the electical power needed to run the electroreduction that converts CO2 into formic acid. That power needs to come from somewhere. If it needs to come from a coal fired power plant (which will be one of the best sources of CO2 soone), then it needs to use a lot less power converting CO2 to formic acid, that the energy produced by the coal fired power plant that produced the CO2.s that clear enough? I know they could use power from solar, but then it competes with end users for that solar, so my thinking is that any technolgy that caputures and converts CO2 to a product must use a lot less energy than the CO2 producing power plant produces, or it is a now win option. Entropy is a B*tch.
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