Defossilising fuels and chemicals -a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

Jean-Paul Lange

doi:10.1039/d5gc05590c

January 1, 2025Green ChemistryOpen Access

Defossilising fuels and chemicals -a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

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The aim is to identify the barriers and enablers to defossilising fuels and chemicals through a systemic analysis.
Analysis of renewable feedstocks and technologies available for defossilisation
Examination of societal support factors affecting progress
Identified gaps in societal support for renewable technologies
Highlighted key hurdles that impede defossilisation processes
Proposed solutions to improve support for defossilisation efforts

Implication

Analysis identifies hurdles and enablers affecting societal support for renewable technologies, indicating solutions for climate change.

Abstract

Defossilizing fuels & Chemicals:We have the renewable feedstocks and the technology. But we miss the societal support. How can progress the defossilisation?Broader ContextClimate change will force society to abandon the...

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Defossilising fuels and chemicals -a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

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Defossilising fuels and chemicals -a systemic analysis from feedstock and technology, to hurdles and enablers

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