We propose it as a carbon dioxide reduction technology!
Our company believes that reducing CO2 emissions is necessary from multiple perspectives, and we are working on the development of CCFR (Carbon dioxide Capture Fuel Recycle) technology, which utilizes captured CO2 as fuel. A major feature of this technology is the improvement of the heating value of the absorbent solution through electrolysis. Additionally, we believe that the hydrogen gas generated during this process can also be utilized as energy. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. *Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy HP Carbon Recycling Technology Casebook https://www.enecho.meti.go.jp/category/others/carbon_recycling/tech_casebook/ *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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**Progress Towards Commercialization** ■ Technology Development, Research, and Experiments - Joint research with Kyoto University from August 2015 (Verification of CO2 fuel conversion mechanisms) ■ Installation and Operation of Demonstration Equipment - Demonstration tests: Kasuga Paper Industry, Hina, Fujishi, Shizuoka Prefecture, Biomass boiler CO2 22t/day 8t/day verification ■ Joint Research with Companies - Joint research with Pacific Cement from October 2016 (Electrolytic reduction, electrode verification) ■ E-Plus Environmental Exhibition and Demonstration Operation Tour ■ Application for Demonstration Project to the Ministry of the Environment: Japan Research Institute and E-Plus *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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Our company is working on the development of a recycling technology that converts carbon dioxide (CO2) into fuel (CCFR = Carbon dioxide Capture Fuel Recycle). Additionally, with the expected increase in hydrogen utilization, we are also focusing on developing efficient methods for hydrogen production, as a large amount of hydrogen will likely be needed in the future.