How can the EGF hydroxy hydrogenation process put lipstick on the face of “clean coal”?
Eco Global Fuels (EGF) is modeled to work in partnership with natural gas and coal-based power industries that would have to be retrofitted and converted to enviro-oxygen fired to produce a concentrated fossil carbon dioxide flue gases. The enviro-oxygen as a byproduct of the Solanol process is then combusted with coal or gas fired power stations instead of “air”, being the current practice. Therefore the flue gases produced by coal and gas fired power stations using enviro-oxygen, will now consist of mainly fossil concentrated carbon dioxide that can easily be disposed of now, economically, and/or if necessary via a single desk carbon cap-trade permit utilized to produce Solanol. The current cost of removing this fossil carbon dioxide component vented from the flue gases is a major technical-cost-deficit problem. This technical-cost-deficit is met by introducing enviro-oxygen to the combustion and emission stream to produce electrical power, making enviro-oxygen a valuable by-product
