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AN EVALUATION OF THE GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION POTENTIAL THROUGH THE CO-FIRING OF COAL AND MICROALGAE BIOMASS
2017
Energy and Sustainability VII
unpublished
South Africa is heavily depended on coal to meet its energy requirements. There is therefore a significant incentive to develop and implement clean coal combustion technologies that would reduce the environmental impact of energy generation from coal. For power generation, the co-firing of renewable biomass fuels at conventional coal-fired power stations is recognised as one of the lowercost, lower-risk options to achieve significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions. The aim of study
doi:10.2495/esus170241
fatcat:g3gor7zxafgzrkm3atdilem7y4