Decarbonisation of Thermal Power Generation in ASEAN Countries

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The study on, ‘Decarbonisation of Thermal Power Generation in ASEAN Countries’ analyses the potential carbon dioxide (CO₂) reduction that may be achieved through ammonia co-firing in coal-fired power generation. The study suggests addressing several challenges so the potential benefits of utilising fuel ammonia in ASEAN for co-combustion with coal-fired power generation can be fully enjoyed. The study points to the need for developing large-scale infrastructures for the use of ammonia as a fuel and bringing down the supply cost of ammonia. Furthermore, health, safety, and the environment in ammonia supply must be ensured and considered as ammonia is a toxic substance and must be handled with great care by operators with specialised knowledge. The study also considers the possibility of technology innovation for ammonia production and utilisation of existing facilities to deliver and store ammonia.

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Decarbonisation of Thermal Power Generation in ASEAN Countries

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Title page

Foreword and Acknowledgements

List of Projet Members

Table of Contents

List of Figures and Tables

List of Abbreviations

Executive Summary

Chapter 1: Decarbonisation Initiatives of ASEAN Countries

Chapter 2: Utilisation of Ammonia for Decarbonisation

Chapter 3: Potential of Ammonia Co-firing in ASEAN Countries

Chapter 4: Conclusions

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