Development of an economical approach for the production of low-carbon methanol and low-carbon methanol-derivatives
开发生产低碳甲醇和低碳甲醇衍生物的经济方法
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2021-03680
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.4万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
To tackle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions issues, the Canadian Government created the Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) aiming to reduce the carbon intensity of fuels and energy systems used in the country, forcing the Canadian industry to replace the use of petroleum-derivatives with greener options. However, there are currently no renewable options that could effectively replace them. Hence, a variety of green technologies allowing the production of low-carbon energy products will have to be developed to address the whole energy demand and to decarbonize the Canadian economy. Methane, which is the main component of biogas and natural gas, will play a major role in the energy transition since it is a more sustainable option than crude oil and it is currently one of the cheapest carbon sources available. Converting methane to methanol, which is a more easily storable and transportable product is an interesting option allowing the valorization of different methane resources. However, the process currently used at industrial scale requires a large methanol production to be economical viable. Hence, the development of a new approach that can reduce the overall costs of this process is highly desirable and would also contribute to the economical production of methanol-derivatives, which could later replace petroleum-derivatives in our economy. The present research program will tackle this issue by proposing a new Power-to-X (PtX) approach that combines two processes. The first one will convert flue gas and surplus renewable electricity into syngas (which can then be converted to methanol) over a low-cost iron-based catalyst. This process allows not only the conversion of GHG gases but the chemical storage of renewable electricity as well. In the second process, the deactivated iron-based catalyst from the first process will be used to convert methane to methanol. Hence, the deactivated catalyst of the first process acts as a performing catalyst in the second process and vice-versa and the system can be "self-maintained". This approach will not only considerably reduce the costs of the individual processes (since both processes use the same infrastructure) but also contribute to decarbonize a large portion of the Canadian economy. The present Discovery Grant will mainly focus on the development and optimization of the catalytic system for the second process (methane oxidation to methanol) and on the comprehension of the reaction mechanisms, which will later contribute to the optimization and scale-up of the whole PtX approach. This 5-year project will contribute to the training of a diverse team (diverse expertise and nationalities) of highly qualified personnel (HQP) working in a context of interdisciplinary research on energy/materials (catalyst)/chemistry/chemical engineering (industrial/technological transfer), which will contribute with different expertise and points of view and will increase the excellence of the research program.
为了解决温室气体排放问题,加拿大政府制定了清洁燃料标准(CFS),旨在降低该国使用的燃料和能源系统的碳强度,迫使加拿大工业用更环保的选择取代石油衍生物的使用。然而,目前还没有可再生能源可以有效地取代它们。因此,必须开发各种能够生产低碳能源产品的绿色技术,以满足整个能源需求,并使加拿大经济脱碳。 甲烷是沼气和天然气的主要成分,将在能源转型中发挥重要作用,因为它是比原油更可持续的选择,而且是目前最便宜的碳源之一。将甲烷转化为甲醇,这是一种更容易储存和运输的产品,是一种有趣的选择,可以使不同的甲烷资源增值。然而,目前在工业规模上使用的方法需要大量的甲醇生产才经济可行。因此,开发一种可以降低该方法的总成本的新方法是非常期望的,并且还将有助于甲醇衍生物的经济生产,其可以在我们的经济中稍后取代石油衍生物。目前的研究计划将通过提出一种新的结合两个过程的Power-to-X(PtX)方法来解决这个问题。第一种方法是在低成本的铁基催化剂上将烟道气和剩余的可再生电力转化为合成气(然后可以转化为甲醇)。这一过程不仅可以转化温室气体,还可以化学储存可再生电力。在第二种方法中,来自第一种方法的失活的铁基催化剂将用于将甲烷转化为甲醇。因此,第一过程的失活催化剂在第二过程中充当执行催化剂,反之亦然,并且系统可以是“自维持的”。这种方法不仅可以大大降低单个流程的成本(因为两个流程使用相同的基础设施),而且还有助于加拿大经济的大部分脱碳。目前的发现补助金将主要集中在第二个过程(甲烷氧化为甲醇)的催化系统的开发和优化以及对反应机理的理解,这将有助于整个PtX方法的优化和扩大规模。这个为期5年的项目将有助于培训一个多元化的团队(不同的专业知识和国籍)的高素质人员(HQP)在能源/材料(催化剂)/化学/化学工程(工业/技术转让)跨学科研究的背景下工作,这将有助于不同的专业知识和观点,并将提高研究计划的卓越性。
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Development of an economical approach for the production of low-carbon methanol and low-carbon methanol-derivatives
开发生产低碳甲醇和低碳甲醇衍生物的经济方法
- 批准号:
DGECR-2021-00306 - 财政年份:2021
- 资助金额:
$ 2.4万 - 项目类别:
Discovery Launch Supplement
Development of an economical approach for the production of low-carbon methanol and low-carbon methanol-derivatives
开发生产低碳甲醇和低碳甲醇衍生物的经济方法
- 批准号:
RGPIN-2021-03680 - 财政年份:2021
- 资助金额:
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