Project: MuSE - Molecules at Sea
2022-11-01 – 2025-10-31
- Abstract
This project aims to study and solve the technical and scientific obstacles for producing and importing offshore renewable molecules (H2, methanol, methane...) with a direct connection to offshore energy production (wind or solar parks) . This consortium will also take the socio-economic and legal framework into account during the design phase and thus contribute to a circular economy based on renewable energy and sustainable chemical production.
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Solid oxide cells for Power‐to‐X : advances, challenges, and pathways to carbon‐neutral fuels and chemicals
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- Journal Article
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Techno-economic comparison of PEM electrolyser operation modes under future electricity prices : a Belgian case study
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- Journal Article
- A1
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Understanding the electrocatalytic interface : a review of advances in CO2ER mechanisms and materials
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Process intensification of solid-based direct air capture with a novel vortex contactor
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Enhancing direct air capture with a novel stator-rotor vortex chamber
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- Journal Article
- A1
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Offshore hydrogen production via the PEM electrolyser coupled with the reverse osmosis system
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Exploring the reactivity of a solid micellar (SOMIC) catalyst
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- Journal Article
- A1
- open access
Role of base in CO2 hydrogenation to formate over a Ru(III) solid micellar catalyst
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Process intensification of CO2 capture by gas-liquid vortex technology
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- Journal Article
- A1
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Gas–liquid and liquid–liquid vortex technology for process intensification