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Process
Economics Program (PEP)
Since 1963, the Process Economics Program (PEP) has provided
in-depth, independent technical and economic reports for commercial
and emerging technologies in the chemical and refining industries.
PEP reduces the time and cost associated with collecting and
interpreting the voluminous information needed to assess new
technologies. Since its inception the PEP Program has covered
over 2,000 processes.
REPORTS AND REVIEWS
Available in electronic and printed format, PEP Reports and Reviews
are universally acknowledged as the industry standard for technoeconomic
evaluations of chemical process technologies. (Read
more)
YEARBOOK
PEP Yearbook International provides current production
economic data for more than 1100 processes used to manufacture
approximately 600 chemicals, polymers, and refinery products. Regions
covered the are U.S., Germany, Japan and China as well as more limited coverage for Canada and Saudi Arabia. (Read more)
PLANT CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES
Semi-annual updates to our plant equipment and construction
cost-escalation indices and location factors for the United
States, Germany, and Japan. (Read
more)
For more information contact:
R.J. Chang, Director
Tel: +1 650 384 4307
Fax: +1 650 330 1149
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| CARBON CAPTURE FROM COAL FIRED POWER GENERATION |
Coal is an abundant and relatively inexpensive energy source. Coal-fired power plants produce forty-six percent of the world’s power, but in the process are responsible for forty-one percent of green house gas emissions. Clean energy is the ultimate goal, and coal will be a major source of energy for many years to come. This report publishes the results of PEP’s simulation research that confirm the first baseline models for capturing CO2. [Purchase]
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