Chapters authored
Creating the Holdings of Nuclear Power Plants and/or Renewable Energy Sources with Ammonia Production Plants on the Base of Circular Economy
The COP26 conference declared the end of the “coal” era in the economy. The coal thermal power plants (TPPs) are subject to closure. For many macroeconomics, this is a large energy and economic losses. But the fleet of coal-fired thermal power plants can be saved by switching to burning ammonia base fuel an instead of coal. Ammonia has a hydrogen content of 17.6% and an almost unlimited raw material base. The convenience and experience of transportation, storage, and processing of ammonia make it a promising source of energy storage. But ammonia produced using water hydrolysis is more expensive than coal as a fuel. The purpose of this study is to test the hypothesis that holdings based on the principles of the circular economy for nuclear power plants and/or renewable energy sources with ammonia production plants are able to ensure the operating costs of electricity production with low pollutant emission and zero carbon dioxide emission at the level of coal thermal power plants.
Part of the book: Nuclear Power Plants