Fossil fuel power plants: minimizing emissions, maximizing efficiency
by Hans Bohm
International Journal of Global Energy Issues (IJGEI), Vol. 4, No. 1/2, 1992

Abstract: The greenhouse effect, widespread forest damage, and serious risks to human health have put environmental protection and resource conservation on the front burner. Under pressure to reduce emissions of CO₂ and NOX operators of fossil fuel-fired power plants in many countries are straining to maximize their efficiency. One sure-fire answer: increased use of natural gas. The author examines this with respect to the implementation of combined gas and steam plants.

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