Abstract

One of the most realistic possibilities for reducing anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions is its involvement as a feedstock in various processes for producing gas chemical products. First of all, it is advisable in the production of the largest-tonnage products, such as syngas, hydrogen and methanol. The paper considers the possibility of involving carbon dioxide in non-catalytic autothermal processes of the production of these products. A combined process for the production of methanol and hydrogen without CO2 emission based on the matrix conversion of natural gas into syngas is presented.

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