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8.11.
NGK Begins CO2 Capture Demonstration for CCUS
Capturing CO2 from Exhaust Gas of Ceramics Firing Kiln to be Utilized for Methanation
https://www.ngk-insulators.com/en/news/20231108_1.html
NGK INSULATORS, LTD. (hereinafter “NGK”) announces that it has started a carbon dioxide (CO2) capture demonstration at its headquarters area to achieve carbon neutrality through the NGK Group’s business activities. In the next fiscal year, NGK will also install a methanation system to engage in Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU).
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One approach to achieve carbon neutrality is CCUS, or the capture, utilization, and storage of emitted CO2, but the high cost makes it a challenge to implement. In addition, the exhaust gas from ceramics firing kilns tends to be more expensive than that from thermal power stations, where many CO2 capture demonstrations have been conducted, as the CO2 concentration is lower, and capture is less efficient.
By starting CCU demonstrations as early as possible using technologies that are already in practical use, NGK aims to establish system specifications and operating conditions suitable for its firing kilns and implement energy management, such as utilizing unused low-temperature waste heat, to apply efficient CCUS at a reasonable cost.
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NGK Begins CO2 Capture Demonstration for CCUS
Capturing CO2 from Exhaust Gas of Ceramics Firing Kiln to be Utilized for Methanation
https://www.ngk-insulators.com/en/news/20231108_1.html
NGK INSULATORS, LTD. (hereinafter “NGK”) announces that it has started a carbon dioxide (CO2) capture demonstration at its headquarters area to achieve carbon neutrality through the NGK Group’s business activities. In the next fiscal year, NGK will also install a methanation system to engage in Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU).
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One approach to achieve carbon neutrality is CCUS, or the capture, utilization, and storage of emitted CO2, but the high cost makes it a challenge to implement. In addition, the exhaust gas from ceramics firing kilns tends to be more expensive than that from thermal power stations, where many CO2 capture demonstrations have been conducted, as the CO2 concentration is lower, and capture is less efficient.
By starting CCU demonstrations as early as possible using technologies that are already in practical use, NGK aims to establish system specifications and operating conditions suitable for its firing kilns and implement energy management, such as utilizing unused low-temperature waste heat, to apply efficient CCUS at a reasonable cost.
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https://www.ngk-insulators.com/en/
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(1) Explanation of Business Results
In the three months ended June 30, 2023, the Japanese economy showed signs of recovery due to the normalization of economic and social activities due to the reclassification of COVID-19 to Class 5.
Although the economic recovery in Europe was stagnant in some districts, other countries like the U.S. and China showed signs of recovery of the consumption expenditures and the global economy gradually recovered. However, the outlook remains uncertainty due to concerns about the economic downturn caused by the prolonged monetary tightening against price rising.
Under these circumstances, shipments of automotive-related products mainly increased in China in the Environment Business due to the recovery of the automotive volume against the normalization of semiconductor supply. In the Digital Society Business, shipments of components for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and electronic components, declined primarily due to reduced investments in semiconductors and data centers. In the Energy & Industry Business, shipments of power distribution products to in Japan and insulators in U.S. increased.
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(1) Explanation of Business Results
In the three months ended June 30, 2023, the Japanese economy showed signs of recovery due to the normalization of economic and social activities due to the reclassification of COVID-19 to Class 5.
Although the economic recovery in Europe was stagnant in some districts, other countries like the U.S. and China showed signs of recovery of the consumption expenditures and the global economy gradually recovered. However, the outlook remains uncertainty due to concerns about the economic downturn caused by the prolonged monetary tightening against price rising.
Under these circumstances, shipments of automotive-related products mainly increased in China in the Environment Business due to the recovery of the automotive volume against the normalization of semiconductor supply. In the Digital Society Business, shipments of components for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and electronic components, declined primarily due to reduced investments in semiconductors and data centers. In the Energy & Industry Business, shipments of power distribution products to in Japan and insulators in U.S. increased.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.817.800 von faultcode am 01.11.19 19:13:32der Kurs könnte nun auch mal langsam über diesen GD steigen, nachdem der letzte charttechnische Ausbruch scheiterte:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.218.210 von faultcode am 28.03.19 12:58:08charttechnischer Ausbruch:
=> Grund: das Halbjahresergebnis ist auf Wohlgefallen gestoßen:
https://www.marketscreener.com/NGK-INSULATORS-LTD-6491164/pd…
=> Grund: das Halbjahresergebnis ist auf Wohlgefallen gestoßen:
https://www.marketscreener.com/NGK-INSULATORS-LTD-6491164/pd…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.188.857 von R-BgO am 15.11.17 13:34:15
"BASF is using NGK Insulators’ sodium sulfur batteries as its entry point into the energy market, with the German chemical company signing up as a sales partner to the Japanese manufacturer.
NGK is currently the only maker of the large-scale sodium sulfur (NAS) batteries, which have been in existence for over 15 years and can store several hours of energy. A project unveiled last year in Niedersachsen, Germany, for example uses NAS batteries that store energy for five hours.
The company also touts the scalability of its batteries, with a recently completed project in Abu Dhabi using 108MW / 648MWh of the systems with a full six hours storage duration. Expected to last 15 years without degradation at system level and able to cope with 100% depth of discharge each day, the insulated batteries operate at about 300 degrees centigrade.
They are thought to be more expensive upfront than lithium-ion but can provide those longer durations of storage that lithium cannot easily do, while the company also claims that in terms of scalability, flow batteries are still far behind the NAS battery.
BASF in recent years became both an investor in and then customer to flow battery company ESS Inc and recently also was announced as customer to a battery-gas turbine hybrid project from Siemens for one of the chemical company’s manufacturing facilities. Through BASF New Business, the company seeks potential scalable commercial opportunities outside of, though related to, its core business.
“Based on our technical expertise gained by own developments in recent years, sodium-sulfur technology fits ideally to the requirements of the emerging market for long-duration energy storage systems,” BASF New Business’ director for ‘Build-Up E-Power-Management’, Dr Frank Prechtl said.
“The NAS battery from NGK enables BASF to enter the energy market and offer customers a reliable, proven solution.”
NGK has already delivered some 4GWh of NAS batteries to about 200 sites globally. However, a previous agreement in 2017 with another German company, Schneider Electric, to “explore” global opportunities for the technology does not appear to have borne fruit. Now, NGK will be able to access BASF’s global channels to sell the NAS, while a joint press release said that both partners “expect a synergistic effect from the broad business activities of the other”.
diesmal ist es BASF:
https://www.energy-storage.news/news/basf-enters-energy-mark…"BASF is using NGK Insulators’ sodium sulfur batteries as its entry point into the energy market, with the German chemical company signing up as a sales partner to the Japanese manufacturer.
NGK is currently the only maker of the large-scale sodium sulfur (NAS) batteries, which have been in existence for over 15 years and can store several hours of energy. A project unveiled last year in Niedersachsen, Germany, for example uses NAS batteries that store energy for five hours.
The company also touts the scalability of its batteries, with a recently completed project in Abu Dhabi using 108MW / 648MWh of the systems with a full six hours storage duration. Expected to last 15 years without degradation at system level and able to cope with 100% depth of discharge each day, the insulated batteries operate at about 300 degrees centigrade.
They are thought to be more expensive upfront than lithium-ion but can provide those longer durations of storage that lithium cannot easily do, while the company also claims that in terms of scalability, flow batteries are still far behind the NAS battery.
BASF in recent years became both an investor in and then customer to flow battery company ESS Inc and recently also was announced as customer to a battery-gas turbine hybrid project from Siemens for one of the chemical company’s manufacturing facilities. Through BASF New Business, the company seeks potential scalable commercial opportunities outside of, though related to, its core business.
“Based on our technical expertise gained by own developments in recent years, sodium-sulfur technology fits ideally to the requirements of the emerging market for long-duration energy storage systems,” BASF New Business’ director for ‘Build-Up E-Power-Management’, Dr Frank Prechtl said.
“The NAS battery from NGK enables BASF to enter the energy market and offer customers a reliable, proven solution.”
NGK has already delivered some 4GWh of NAS batteries to about 200 sites globally. However, a previous agreement in 2017 with another German company, Schneider Electric, to “explore” global opportunities for the technology does not appear to have borne fruit. Now, NGK will be able to access BASF’s global channels to sell the NAS, while a joint press release said that both partners “expect a synergistic effect from the broad business activities of the other”.
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=> die Industrials aus Japan sind teilweise brachial zurückgefallen, bei NGK halt etwas weniger, so daß man eigentlich nur noch annehmen kann:
• was nicht mehr fallen mag, kann schlechtestens nur noch seitwärts dahinplätschern
--> hier (lt. Thomson Reuters) für 2019FYe (Japan):
• PE < 12
• P/B = ~1.0
• EV / EBITDA < 6
=> die Industrials aus Japan sind teilweise brachial zurückgefallen, bei NGK halt etwas weniger, so daß man eigentlich nur noch annehmen kann:
• was nicht mehr fallen mag, kann schlechtestens nur noch seitwärts dahinplätschern
--> hier (lt. Thomson Reuters) für 2019FYe (Japan):
• PE < 12
• P/B = ~1.0
• EV / EBITDA < 6
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