Potential for the Reduction of CO2 Through the Modernisation of Coal-fired Plants in Germany

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By employing modern power plant technology, CO2 emissions from German coal-fired power plants can be reduced by 82% to only 21 million t annually by 2050…

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Potential for the Reduction of CO2 Through the Modernisation of Coal-fired Plants in Germany

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