A study commissioned by 爱游戏中国官方网站 and conducted by Dechema
July 2017
This report represents the joint contribution from 11 European Energy Intensive Industries (EIIs) 鈥� iron and steel, cement, chemicals and fertilizers, refineries, non-ferrous metals, ferro- alloys and silicon, pulp and paper, ceramics, lime, and glass 鈥� to the European Commission鈥檚 Strategy for long-term EU greenhouse gas emissions reductions.
The scope of this study is to analyse how the chemical industry could use breakthrough technologies to further reduce CO2 emissions resulting from the production of its key building blocks. The purpose of this study is to provide quantitative data on promising low carbon technologies, estimate their potential impact on CO2 emission reductions, and highlight the current technological and financial limitations and barriers.