KETEP 세계에너지시장정보

Scientists from the University of Nottingham's School of Chemistry worked with industry partner Lubrizol and the University of Warwick to develop a nonthermal plasma electric flare stack to reduce carbon emissions.

The team showed that by eliminating the "fuel" of the flare, which is the gas isobutylene, the "electric flare stack" consumes 6.6% less energy than an equivalent steam-aided methane flare, with significant CO2 emission reductions (between 2.0× and 11.4× lower).