The 'Ideals and Reality' of Decarbonization: PIVOT Thoroughly Explains the Latest Trends in Next-Generation Fuel 'e-Methane'!
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Which business video media program did Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. appear on to explain the next-generation fuel 'e-methane'?
- A: Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. appeared on the popular program '& questions' of the business video media 'PIVOT' to discuss it.
- Q: What percentage of energy demand in Japan is represented by 'heat demand' for industrial boilers and furnaces?
- A: About 70% of energy demand in Japan is 'heat demand' for industrial boilers and furnaces, according to the article.
- Q: Why is electrifying all heat demand in Japan considered not practical by the Daigas Group?
- A: It is highly inefficient due to significant energy conversion losses and is not practical in terms of cost.
- Q: What raw materials are reused to produce the next-generation fuel known as 'e-methane'?
- A: The raw material for e-methane is carbon dioxide (CO2) reused from the air or industrial emissions.
- Q: In which city is the world's largest 'e-methane' demonstration project currently underway?
- A: The world-class demonstration project for e-methane is currently underway in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture.