Economic Assessment of a Conceptual Biomass to Liquids Bio-Syntrolysis Plant

	Clean Technology 2010 Chapter 1: Oil, Gas, Clean Coal & Nuclear
	Economic Assessment of a Conceptual Biomass to Liquids Bio-Syntrolysis Plant
Authors:	M.M. Plum, G.L. Hawkes
Affilation:	Idaho National Laboratory, US
Pages:	17 - 20
Keywords:	bio-syntrolysis, HTGR, NGNP, energy synergy
Abstract:	An economic assessment of integrating a High-Temperature Generation Plant (HTGR) with a biomass to SynFuel plant was performed under three market scenarios. Results are as competitive as other carbon feedstock to liquid fuel concepts being investigated. Such a concept may be especially competitive in many countries not rich in traditional, energy dense, fossil fuels and an abundant potential in wind, hydroelectric, or other renewable energy resource for a reliable electric energy supply. An integrated energy enterprise could produce 120,000 BBLs of high-quality, low-sulfur synfuel daily, or 1.0% of the U.S. imported crude oil within a 10,000 square mile footprint.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-3419-0
Pages:	482
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Clean Technology 2010

Chapter 1: Oil, Gas, Clean Coal & Nuclear

Economic Assessment of a Conceptual Biomass to Liquids Bio-Syntrolysis Plant