Роль угольных технологий с низкими выбросами в Азии

Г. А. Рябов, И. В. Артемьева

Аннотация


Статья подготовлена по материалам отчёта международного энергетического агентства (МЭА), выпущенного подготовленного группой авторов и в начале 2022 г. [1]. В нём выполнен подробный анализ литературных данных и информационных баз (218 с. текста более чем с 200 источниками). Столь большой материал пришлось заметно сократить, оставив наиболее интересные для российского читателя сведения.


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