Traduction de «Désulfuration des gaz de combustion par voie sèche » (Français → Anglais) :

dry flue gas desulphurization

wet fuel-gas desulphurisation

wet flue gas desulphurization

flue gas desulfurisation | flue-gas desulphurisation | SO2 scrubbing | sulfur dioxide scrubbing | FGD [Abbr.]

flue gas desulphurization unit [ flue-gas desulphurizatin unit ]

If you add a flue gas de-sulphurization unit or catalytic converter technology, in every case you reduce the efficiency, use more energy and increase CO2.

for SO2 from combustion plants firing oil with known sulphur content in cases where there is no waste gas desulphurisation equipment;

29. Acknowledges the increasing attention given to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, as a transitional stage on the road to a long-term fossil-free power supply, in reducing carbon emissions, not only in the energy sector, while noting that, in order to be economically viable, the investment in CCS would require substantially higher carbon prices by comparison with today’s levels; stresses that social acceptance is necessary for a comprehensive evaluation of possible CCS projects; highlights the fact that, according to the IEA CCS roadmap, in 2030 half of all CCS projects will be in the industrial manufacturing sector; points out that fulfilling the criteria which new coal-fired power stations are required to meet in accorda ...[+++]nce with the climate and energy package provisions on CCS should be a precondition for starting construction of gas-fired power stations; points out that implementing these technologies should not serve to reduce the competitiveness of European industry;

82. Acknowledges the increasing attention being paid to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies – as a transitional stage on the road to a long-term fossil-free power supply – in reducing carbon emissions, and not just in the energy sector, while noting that to be economically viable, the investment in CCS would require substantially higher carbon prices by comparison with today’s levels; stresses that social acceptance is necessary for a comprehensive evaluation of possible CCS projects; highlights the fact that, according to the IEA CCS roadmap, in 2030 half of all CCS projects will be in the industrial manufacturing sector; p ...[+++]oints out that fulfilling the criteria which new coal-fired power stations are required to meet in accordance with the climate and energy package provisions on CCS, should be a precondition for starting construction of gas-fired power stations; points out that implementing these technologies should not serve to reduce the competitiveness of European industry;