Sequestering Atmospheric CO<sub<2</sub< Inorganically: A Solution for Malaysia’s CO<sub<2</sub< Emission

Malaysia is anticipating an increase of 68.86% in CO<sub<2</sub< emission in 2020, compared with the 2000 baseline, reaching 285.73 million tonnes. A major contributor to Malaysia’s CO<sub<2</sub< emissions is coal-fired electricity power plants, responsible for 43.4% of the...
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Autor*in:	M. Ehsan Jorat [verfasserIn] Maniruzzaman A. Aziz [verfasserIn] Aminaton Marto [verfasserIn] Nabilah Zaini [verfasserIn] Siti Norafida Jusoh [verfasserIn] David A.C. Manning [verfasserIn]

Format:	E-Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2018

Schlagwörter:	CO Malaysia inorganic CO demolition concrete waste basalt quarry fine fly and bottom ash

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: Geosciences - MDPI AG, 2013, 8(2018), 12, p 483
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:8 ; year:2018 ; number:12, p 483

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DOI / URN:	10.3390/geosciences8120483

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abstract	Malaysia is anticipating an increase of 68.86% in CO<sub<2</sub< emission in 2020, compared with the 2000 baseline, reaching 285.73 million tonnes. A major contributor to Malaysia’s CO<sub<2</sub< emissions is coal-fired electricity power plants, responsible for 43.4% of the overall emissions. Malaysia’s forest soil offers organic sequestration of 15 tonnes of CO<sub<2</sub< ha<sup<−1</sup<·year<sup<−1</sup<. Unlike organic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration in soil, inorganic sequestration of CO<sub<2</sub< through mineral carbonation, once formed, is considered as a permanent sink. Inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration in Malaysia has not been extensively studied, and the country’s potential for using the technique for atmospheric CO<sub<2</sub< removal is undefined. In addition, Malaysia produces a significant amount of solid waste annually and, of that, demolition concrete waste, basalt quarry fine, and fly and bottom ashes are calcium-rich materials suitable for inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration. This project introduces a potential solution for sequestering atmospheric CO<sub<2</sub< inorganically for Malaysia. If lands associated to future developments in Malaysia are designed for inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration using demolition concrete waste, basalt quarry fine, and fly and bottom ashes, 597,465 tonnes of CO<sub<2</sub< can be captured annually adding a potential annual economic benefit of €4,700,000.
abstractGer	Malaysia is anticipating an increase of 68.86% in CO<sub<2</sub< emission in 2020, compared with the 2000 baseline, reaching 285.73 million tonnes. A major contributor to Malaysia’s CO<sub<2</sub< emissions is coal-fired electricity power plants, responsible for 43.4% of the overall emissions. Malaysia’s forest soil offers organic sequestration of 15 tonnes of CO<sub<2</sub< ha<sup<−1</sup<·year<sup<−1</sup<. Unlike organic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration in soil, inorganic sequestration of CO<sub<2</sub< through mineral carbonation, once formed, is considered as a permanent sink. Inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration in Malaysia has not been extensively studied, and the country’s potential for using the technique for atmospheric CO<sub<2</sub< removal is undefined. In addition, Malaysia produces a significant amount of solid waste annually and, of that, demolition concrete waste, basalt quarry fine, and fly and bottom ashes are calcium-rich materials suitable for inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration. This project introduces a potential solution for sequestering atmospheric CO<sub<2</sub< inorganically for Malaysia. If lands associated to future developments in Malaysia are designed for inorganic CO<sub<2</sub< sequestration using demolition concrete waste, basalt quarry fine, and fly and bottom ashes, 597,465 tonnes of CO<sub<2</sub< can be captured annually adding a potential annual economic benefit of €4,700,000.
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