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EnergyNest publishes report on decarbonising industrial heat together with REUTERS

June 16, 2022

Industrial heat decarbonisation is a Cinderella challenge: it has been severely neglected so far and urgently needs addressing. Fortunately, there is a growing array of options to solve the problem.

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Industrial heat decarbonisation is a Cinderella challenge: it has been severely neglected so far and urgently needs addressing. Fortunately, there is a growing array of options to solve the problem.

This paper explores the options for industrial heat decarbonisation and introduces a pathway to carbon reduction for a wide range of industrial applications, with expert insights from EnergyNest, Orsted, RMI, Carbon Trust and InfraCapital!

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Unpack the legacy of fossil-fuels in industrial heat and evaluate the four key options for industrial heat decarbonization that can help accelerate the transition.
Deep dive into thermal storage in action, with exclusive case studies from the Yara Fertiliser plant, AVERY Dennison tape production, Eni Oil Treatment plant, Masdar Pilot and EnergyNest!
Understand the potential applications for thermal battery technology through side-by-side analysis of the applications, conversion, industries and benefits to using different approaches.

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