![]() ![]() CO 2 can be captured from this relatively pure exhaust stream. First, the fossil fuel is partially burned in a ‘gasifier’ to form synthetic gas. This technique traps CO 2 before burning the fossil fuel. The technology is well understood and is currently used in other industrial applications. This is the method that would be applied to most conventional power plants as it can be retro-fitted. CO 2 is captured (‘scrubbed’) from the exhaust (or ‘flue’) gases. In this process, CO 2 is removed after burning the fossil fuel. Where fossil fuels are burnt at power plants, there are three techniques to remove or ‘scrub’ CO 2: Capture from the open atmosphere is also possible.
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