The feasibility and current estimated capital costs of producing jet fuel at sea using carbon dioxide and hydrogen

Heather D. Willauer; D. Hardy; F. W. Williams

DOI:10.1063/1.4719723

Corpus ID: 109523882

The feasibility and current estimated capital costs of producing jet fuel at sea using carbon dioxide and hydrogen

@article{Willauer2012TheFA,
  title={The feasibility and current estimated capital costs of producing jet fuel at sea using carbon dioxide and hydrogen},
  author={Heather D. Willauer and D. Hardy and F. W. Williams},
  journal={Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy},
  year={2012},
  volume={4},
  pages={033111}
}

Heather D. Willauer, D. Hardy, F. W. Williams

Published 2012

Engineering

Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy

A comparative cost/benefit and energy balance analysis addresses the critical scientific and technical challenges that impact the economic feasibility of synthesizing up to 100 000 gal per day of jet fuel at sea using carbon dioxide (CO2) and hydrogen (H2) from the sea. Included in this analysis are the capital cost, operation and maintenance, and electrical generation cost for synthesizing jet fuel at sea using either ocean thermal energy conversion or nuclear power processes as the energy… CONTINUE READING

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