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Decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors: A hybrid electrification approach for low-carbon cement production

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Naime Ahmadi
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Sayan Das
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Ahmad Reshad Delawary
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Simone Mataloni
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Lukas Richter
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Markus Salmelin
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Luigi Jacopo Santa Maria
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J. L. Smith
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Stefano Passerini *
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Roberto Scipioni
DOI:10.1016/j.energy.2026.142090delete
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• Feasibility of cement-making process electrification and costs evaluated. • System combines renewable power generation with hybrid energy storage. • Different techno-economic scenarios were analyzed for three EU countries. • CO2 emission reduction of up to 45% was achieved compared to state-of-the-art. • Hybrid solar–wind configuration offers the lowest levelized cost of electricity.
Keywords:
Sustainable hard-to-abate industry
Hybrid energy system
Storage selection
Techno-economic optimization
Carbon capture
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