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Debate: Coal-to-liquids (CTL) technology
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[Edit] What are the pros and cons of coal-to-liquids technology? |
[Edit] Background and contextThere are several different methods to convert coal to liquid. The two most common types are direct liquefaction (hydrogenation and carbonation) and liquefaction through conversion. Both methods produce a large amount of CO2 compared to the CO2 released from extracting liquid fuels from petroleum. |
[Edit] [ ![]() Economic viability: Is CTL economically viable? | |
[Edit] Yes
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[Edit] [ ![]() Foreign dependence: Can CTL lower foreign energy dependencies? | |
[Edit] Yes
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[Edit] Yes |
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