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Coal Gasification 2006: Roadmap to Commercialization, details the rapidly developing coal gasification market and outlines its future growth potential in the US and overseas.
 
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Coal Gasification 2006: Roadmap to Commercialization
Surging oil and gas prices, combined with supply security and environmental concerns, are prompting power generators and industrial firms to further develop coal gasification technologies.
Coal gasification, the process of breaking down coal into its constituent chemical components prior to combustion, will permit the US to more effectively utilize its enormous, low cost coal reserves. The process facilitates lower environmental impact power generation and is becoming an increasingly attractive alternative to traditional generation techniques.
Utilis Energy’s new study, Coal Gasification 2006: Roadmap to Commercialization is designed to inform the reader as to this rapidly evolving technology, its market penetration prospects and likely development.
Contents include:
- Clear explanations of different coal gasification technologies
- Emissions & efficiency comparisons with other fuels and technologies
- Examples of US and global gasification projects - successes and failures
- Commercial development and forecast data
- Gasification projects by syngas output
- Recommendations for greater market penetration and commercialization
- Current and projected gasification technology market shares
- Recent developments including proposals for Underground Gasification projects
Coal Gasification 2006: Roadmap to Commercialization, is designed to offer a concise and accurate introduction to this developing sector. With its focus on emerging technology, projects under development and key industry players, this study is an invaluable tool for:
- Planning and finance personnel
- Coal and electricity power project developers
- The trading and investment community
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