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Add CO2 utilisation to the external model of liquid fuels. - #4813
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The possibility of CO2 utilisation should be included in the external model for liquid fuels. This would allow CO2 to be added to the reaction process of synthetic Fischer-Tropsch and methanol synthesis. Through the front end, it will be possible to indicate the amount of CO2 utilised per unit energy of the output.
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Add the 3 slides and labels for CO2 utilisation in:
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