A review of the current application of N2O emission reduction in CDM projects
作者： Seung-Jae Lee , In-Soo Ryu , Byung-Moon Kim , Seung-Hyun Moon
DOI: 10.1016/J.IJGGC.2010.07.001
关键词: Greenhouse gas 、 Reduction strategy 、 Cost effectiveness 、 Environmental economics 、 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change 、 Technological change 、 Clean Development Mechanism 、 Engineering 、 Secondary sector of the economy 、 Environmental engineering 、 Major stationary source
摘要: Abstract The number of clean development mechanism (CDM) projects aimed at reducing N 2 O emissions has increased in recent years. While reduction account for only 2.6% all CDM projects, these 13% the total greenhouse gases measured on a CO equivalent basis under CDM. China is host nation half while approximately 78% technologies come from Japan, UK, and Switzerland. This paper consists an investigation present status prospects to reduce based data United Nations Framework Convention Climate Change (UNFCCC). been applied production plants such chemicals as nitric acid, adipic caprolactam. used were thermal or catalytic decomposition selective with selection specific strategy dependent upon underlying process. presents case studies which examine application that have implemented market reductions industrial sector nearing saturation therefore further growth will likely be technological progress ability deploy combustion stationary sources mobile sources. A particular focus efforts should cost effectiveness can simultaneously NOx emissions.
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