Evaluation of low and high level integration options for carbon capture at an integrated iron and steel mill
Authors:
- Maria SundqvistMSMaria Sundqvist
- Maximilian BiermannMBMaximilian Biermann
- Fredrik NormannFNFredrik Normann
- Mikael LarssonMLMikael Larsson
- Leif NilssonLNLeif Nilsson
- 1 October 2018
- journal article
- conference paper
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control
- Vol. 77, 27-36
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Norwegian CLIMIT–Demo programme via Gassnova
- Energimyndigheten
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