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Bernhard Schmid (l.) and Maximilian Quentmeier (r.) work on green carbon monoxide at Forschungszentrum Jülich. (Image: FZ Jülich)
Jülich (energate) - The Jülich Research Centre wants to use a new process to produce green carbon monoxide. Instead of coal, CO2 from the air or from industrial processes is to serve as the starting material. The project is part of the structural change process in the Rhenish lignite mining region, where the Jülich Research Centre is located. Until now, the coal mined there has served as a source of carbon monoxide (CO). This is the basic material for the producti ...
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