Getting Ireland to Net Zero: sustainable energy, biomass and green hydrogen provides a clear outline of some of the strategies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fulfilling Ireland's 'net zero' commitments by 2050.
The author explains the chemistry underpinning key processes, with particular attention to heterogeneous catalysis and electrolysis. Where technologies are already established, the book outlines the reactor systems currently in use. It also explores emerging developments in transport, the production of essential products using renewable energy, and the uses of sustainable biomass.
The book is written with an Irish perspective and audience in mind.
