coal liquefaction in a sentence

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1. There are also a number of two-stage direct liquefaction processes; however, after the 1980s only the Catalytic Two-stage Liquefaction Process, modified from the H-Coal Process; the Liquid Solvent Extraction Process by British Coal; and the Brown Coal Liquefaction Process of Japan have been developed.
2. The importance of Romania was that Germany possessed no oil of its own and was highly-dependent on oil from the New World ( the coal liquefaction plants that were to supply Germany with oil during World War II were not yet in operation ).
3. Shenhua Group completed a trial run in mid-2009, and achieved stable operation in November 2010 of their 1.08 million ton per year ( roughly ) direct coal liquefaction plant ( Erdos CTL ) in Ejin Horo Banner in north China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
4. If coal liquefaction is done without employing either carbon capture and storage ( CCS ) technologies or biomass blending, the result is lifecycle greenhouse gas footprints that are generally greater than those released in the extraction and refinement of liquid fuel production from crude oil.
5. Since June 2006 when Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited the Shenhua Group's coal liquefaction project and expressed that coal-to-liquids production was one important part of China's energy security, there have been many new  coal to oil'projects announced by many large coal producing provinces and cities.
6. He later obtained his Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Chemical Engineering ( without passing through a master's degree ) at the reputable University of California, Berkeley, California, USA, in 1980, where he did extensive work on coal liquefaction and production of synthetic fuels under mild conditions.
7. Schulz, Gandalf, AH1 ( especially Schulz ) : If you're claiming to not advocate a carbon tax, then how do you explain Schulz's strident ( and illogical ) arguments in favor of a carbon tax in the discussion on coal liquefaction just a couple weeks ago?
8. Since 2014, the U . S . Department of Energy and the Department of Defense have been collaborating on supporting new research and development in the area of coal liquefaction to produce military-specification liquid fuels, with an emphasis on jet fuel, which would be both cost-effective and in accordance with EISA Section 526.