Global Carbon Dioxide Recycling: For Global Sustainable Development by Renewable Energy

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Koji Hashimoto

Global Carbon Dioxide Recycling

For Global Sustainable Development by Renewable Energy

Koji Hashimoto

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Springer Verlag, Singapore
07 June 2019

Electrochemistry & magnetochemistry; Sustainability; Industrial chemistry; Electrical engineering; Alternative & renewable energy sources & technology

Series: SpringerBriefs in Energy

This brief describes the current critical situation of global warming and shows its solution by renewable energy use. The author has long studied the development of new materials with chemical functions and is renowned as the first advocate of power-to-gas. He established the technology to convert renewable energy to synthesized natural gas, methane by electrolytic hydrogen generation using surplus electricity from renewable energy, and subsequent methanation of carbon dioxide by reaction with hydrogen.

In the first part of this brief, data on global warming and energy consumption are shown and analyzed from the author’s keen point of view. The second part introduces the author’s research results on key materials for global carbon dioxide recycling and constructed pilot plants based on them. Finally, an evidence-based solution to maintain sustainable development by using only renewable energy is described as a future prospect.

This book is useful not only for researchersand students studying chemical engineering, materials, or energy, but also for general citizens who are interested in the global environment.

By: Koji Hashimoto
Imprint: Springer Verlag, Singapore
Country of Publication: Singapore
Edition: 1st ed. 2019
Dimensions: Height: 235mm, Width: 155mm,
Weight: 454g
ISBN: 9789811385834
ISBN 10: 9811385831
Series: SpringerBriefs in Energy
Pages: 96
Publication Date: 07 June 2019
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

1. The Gift of Our Planet.- 2. The Dream of a Hydrogen Energy-Based Society.- 3. Global Temperature and Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentration.- 4. The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming.- 5. Current Situation of Energy Consumption and Carbon Dioxide Emissions of Our World.- 6. The Future of Energy Consumption.- 7. Nuclear Power Generation.- 8. For Sustainable Development of the Whole World.- 9. Global Carbon Dioxide Recycling.- 10. Key Materials for Global Carbon Dioxide Recycling.- 11. Prototype Plant and Pilot Plant.- 12. Bright Future Prospects.- 13. Hydrogen as fuel.- 14. Local Self Power Supply System and Power Supply to the Outside.- 15. Conclusions.

Koji Hashimoto was born in 1935 and received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 1966. He is currently a professor emeritus at Tohoku University and the Tohoku Institute of Technology. He has published more than 550 papers in scientific journals in addition to review articles and book chapters. He is an Electrochemical Society Fellow and an NACE International Fellow, and has won many awards, such as the Olin Palladium Award from the Electrochemical Society.