Barcelona pilot turns wastewater and CO2 into hydrogen-based clean marine fuel
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Sustainable fuels from waste water are identified as a key solution to reduce emissions in sectors with difficult electrification. Thanks to a process developed and validated in Catalonia. The technology allows to convert carbon dioxide and regenerated water into a synthetic zero-emission hydrocarbon, compatible with current engines. This facilitates a progressive transition to cleaner energy models without the need for major technological chang…
IREC leads a consortium developing zero-emission maritime fuel for the Port of Barcelona
IREC leads a consortium developing zero-emission maritime fuel for the Port of Barcelona IREC has led the SUPORT consortium, which has developed and validated an innovative process to produce sustainable maritime fuels from wastewater and CO₂ generated during its treatment, in collaboration with the Port of Barcelona, Aigües de Barcelona, Cetaqua, and CIMNE. The developed solution demonstrates that this transformation is technically feasible and…
H2-View News: Barcelona pilot turns wastewater and CO2 into hydrogen-based clean marine fuel
The Suport project, led by the Catalonia Institute for Energy Research (IREC), showcased a pilot-scale demonstration where wastewater and captured CO2 were converted into a synthetic fuel chemically equivalent to marine diesel. The process used co-electrolysis to convert CO2 and wastewater into hydrogen-rich syngas, which was then put through Fischer–Tropsch synthesis to make the liquid
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