Supercritical CO2 May Be Answer to Achieving Renewable Energy Targets
The national science agency for Australia, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has entered into a collaboration with GTI, a U.S.-based firm that deploys various technology solutions to tackle environmental and energy challenges. The two bodies will be working together to create a carbon dioxide power plant that may help mining entities reach bigger targets in terms of renewable energy. The organizations together released a press release that explained how the supercritical carbon dioxide power plants recirculated C02 at high temperature to generate electricity. This was in comparison with steam, which is widely used by most firms. Additionally,…