Cost-effective decarbonization of heat, the dominant end-use of energy globally, is a grand
scientific and technological challenge. Despite its importance, a technoeconomic framework …

Decarbonization of the industrial process heat supply through electrification could contribute
significantly to climate change mitigation efforts. In the US industry, thermal processes …

Heat is involved in many processes in the food industry: drying, dissolving, centrifugation,
extraction, cleaning, washing, and cooling. Heat generation encompasses nearly all …

The UK chemical industry is the largest consumer of natural gas for process heating and
power generation, with an annual consumption of 26.3 TWh. Reduction in natural gas …

Industrial process heat decarbonization through electrification could contribute significantly
to climate change mitigation efforts. In the US industry, thermal processes accounted for …

Electrification and clean hydrogen are promising low-carbon options for decarbonizing
industrial process heat, which is an essential target for reducing sector-wide emissions …

Decarbonization of the industrial heat demand through electrification could contribute
significantly to climate change mitigation efforts. In the US industry, thermal processes …

To mitigate climate change, transitioning industrial heat systems from fossil fuels to electric-
based solutions is crucial. This research identifies and evaluates various power-to-heat …

Although CO 2 impacts the environment negatively, it can be a valuable resource due to its
carbon content. The US industry emits over 825 Mt of CO 2 annually, with an expected …

Process heating is typically more than half of the total final energy demand in the textile
industry, most of which is usually provided by fossil fuels. There is significant potential to …