Sentences with phrase «produce liquid fuels at»

It is an energy transformation that would produce liquid fuels at a lower energy cost than, for example, the Navy's new fuel - from - seawater technology.

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Powering the Hero HX250R is a 249cc, single - cylinder, 4 - valve, liquid - cooled and fuel - injected engine that produces a peak power of 31 BHP at 9000 RPM with 26 Nm of peak torque, mated to a 6 - speed manual transmission.

They spoke at length about Shell's existing push to produce liquid fuels from gas, most notably at the huge new gas - to - liquids plant in Qatar:

The term coal - to - liquid fuel means any transportation - grade liquid fuel derived primarily from coal (including peat) and produced at a qualified coal - to - liquid facility.

The term qualified coal - to - liquid facility means a manufacturing facility that has the capacity to produce at least 10,000 barrels per day of transportation grade liquid fuels from a feedstock that is primarily domestic coal (including peat and any property which allows for the capture, transportation, or sequestration of by - products resulting from such process, including carbon emissions).

Now, scientists at Harvard have developed the «bionic leaf 2.0,» which increases the efficiency of the system well beyond nature's own capabilities, and used it to produce liquid fuels for the first time.

Biochar can be produced by pyrolysis at around 500 degrees C, either slowly (over days, the traditional approach e.g. in kilns), which results in about equal amounts of biochar (about 35 % of the original biomass), liquid and gaseous fuels; or rapidly (e.g. flash pyrolysis, in seconds), which gives less biochar (about 15 % converted) less gaseous products, but more liquid «bio-oil» products (about 75 %).

Adding insult to injury electricity, even were it free to produce at centralized generation facilities, can not practically replace liquid hydrocarbon fuels for lack of distribution capacity to local consumption and lack of storage capacity for transportation.

The Texas panhandle for instance is ideal and just a tenth of it can produce all the liquid fuel the United States currently consumes at yield / acre currently achieved in pilot plants.

The use of nuclear energy to produce liquid fuels is very economic at this point of time, and whilst the production of hydrogen from nuclear electricity is expensive the cost can be reduced by using high temperature steam from nuclear reactors for high temperature electrolysis.

They too have the diurnal problem under control — and they talk about the very high temperatures and pressures they obtain being used in other process to produce liquid fuels, which solve all the intermittency and transport problems (at a cost).

Martinez points as another issue the fact that as a way to mantain their power, liquid fuels producing companies - also distributors - will try to control the coming scenarios, favoring fuels produced at big scale instead of those that can be generated and consumed locally.

At best CTL produces 2.3 barrels of liquid fuel per ton of coal (there is about 4 boe in a ton of typical bituminous coal).