Supplementary Material -  Crediting temporarily bound carbon reduces emissions and costs in integrated production of EU refineries

Männer, Wolfgang; Fleiter, Tobias; Neuwirth, Marius; Herbst, Andrea; Lechtenböhmer, Stefan

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Supplementary Material - Crediting temporarily bound carbon reduces emissions and costs in integrated production of EU refineries

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 17 Jul 2026Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Männer, Wolfgang; Fleiter, Tobias; Neuwirth, Marius; Herbst, Andrea; Lechtenböhmer, Stefan;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.19235538 , 10.5281/zenodo.19235537

Supplementary Material - Crediting temporarily bound carbon reduces emissions and costs in integrated production of EU refineries

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Supplementary Material for "The European Refinery: Carbon pricing effects on future feedstock choice" S1 includes sensitivity results and marginal costs for key products S2 includes key assumptions on techno-economic process data and energy carriers S3 includes numerical data for figure 4 on all sensitivitity results S4 ncludes numerical data for figure 5 S5 includes numerical data for figure 5 S6 includes numerical data for figure 6

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