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Clean coal: the FutureGen project - a US route to (near) zero emissions from coal. Andrew Cox. Energy World July/August 2007, P. 16-17

It's not just in Britain that there are major efforts underway to find a way to keep burning large quantities of coal for power generation without doing too much damage to the environment. Here, Andrew Cox describes the FutureGen project, which aims to combine several technologies to drastically cut carbon emissions from the first of a new generation of clean coal-fired power stations planned for the US.

Abstract details

Journal title: Energy World

Keywords: Clean Coal

Subjects: Environment, Protection of ambient air and climate, Project Management, Electricity generation, Combined heat and power generation, Heat distribution, Carbon capture, transportation and storage, Transportation, Transmission and Distribution, Coal, Solid fossil fuels and derived products, Power stations, Coal fired power stations