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Cost Effective Strategies to Reduce CO2 Emissions in the UAE: A Literature Review

Al Wahedi et al., 2013

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559413627789400207
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Al Wahedi F
Dadach Z
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Ind Eng Manage

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The objective of this literature review is to propose cost-effective strategies to reduce CO2 emissions in the UAE. First, fuel gas is the most suitable combustible to avoid corrosion and other technical problems in a future Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) plant. The resulting low …
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