CCS Infrastructure Development Scenarios for the Integrated Iberian Peninsula and Morocco Energy System

Kanudia, Amit; Berghout, Niels; Boavida, D.; Broek, Machteld van den; Cabal, Helena; Carneiro, Júlio; Fortes, Patrícia; Gargiulo, Maurizio; Gouveia, João Pedro; Labriet, Maryse; Lechón, Yolanda; Martínez, Rodolfo; Mesquita, Paulo; Rimi, Abdelkrim; Seixas, Júlia; Tosato, GianCarlo

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2013.06.149

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“…We consider the construction of a CCS infrastructure that is aimed at being operated during a 30year planning horizon starting in 2040. This starting date is consistent with both the IEA's future global outlook for CCS which posits that the technology will be commercially available on that date (IEA, 2016); and the simulation results of the TIMES model developed under the COMET project that show that a mature CCS infrastructure will need to be installed in Spain on that date (Kanudia et al, 2013).…”

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“…Instead, we build upon the approach retained in the EU-funded COMET project and follow Boavida et al (2011Boavida et al ( , 2013 who grouped emitters into clusters of reasonable size (see Appendix A).…”

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“…Our assumptions regarding the annual quantities of CO 2 that can be captured under the two scenarios are based on the simulation results of the TIMES model developed by Kanudia et al (2013) for the COMET project 10 and were constructed as follows. We examine the simulation results of that model for the year 2040 in a mitigation scenario whereby the evolution of the EU energy system is obliged to achieve the EU-2020 targets as well as a 40% reduction of the domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 relative to 1990.…”

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“…While the North Sea oil fields are recurrently presented as a preferred destination for the CO 2 captured in Europe, the cost of routing the CO 2 captured in Spain to the trunkline systems envisioned in northern Europe would be prohibitive. 4 Third, a remarkable data set on emission sources and storage potentials has recently been assembled for that country under the auspices of COMET, a large project funded by the EU (Boavida et al, 2011(Boavida et al, , 2013Kanudia et al, 2013).…”

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Capturing industrial CO2 emissions in Spain: Infrastructures, costs and break-even prices

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This paper examines the conditions for the deployment of large-scale pipeline and storage infrastructure needed for the capture of CO 2 in Spain by 2040. It details a modeling framework that allows us to determine the optimal infrastructure needed to connect a geographically disaggregated set of emitting and storage clusters, along with the threshold CO 2 values necessary to ensure that the considered emitters will make the necessary investment decisions. This framework is used to assess the relevance of various policy scenarios, including (i) the perimeter of the targeted emitters for a CCS uptake, and (ii) the relevance of constructing several regional networks instead of a single grid to account for the spatial characteristics of the Spanish peninsula. We find that three networks naturally emerge in the north, center and south of Spain. Moreover, the necessary CO 2 break-even price critically depends on the presence of power stations in the capture perimeter. Policy implications of these findings concern the elaboration of relevant, pragmatic recommendations to envisage CCS deployment locally, focusing on emitters with lower substitution options toward low-carbon alternatives.

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confidence: 73%

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“…Subsequently, for the emission clusters, CO 2 capture volumes, transportation routes and storage sites were optimally selected by a spatially dispersed energy system model (Kanudia et al, 2013; Results: Appendix 1, Table A2). The case studies are based on the COMET scenario "Conservative CCS".…”

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Cost-effective balance between CO 2 vessel and pipeline transport: Part II – Design of multimodal CO 2 transport: The case of the West Mediterranean region

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Injection rates and cost estimates for CO2 storage in the west Mediterranean region

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CCS Infrastructure Development Scenarios for the Integrated Iberian Peninsula and Morocco Energy System

Cited by 14 publications

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Capturing industrial CO2 emissions in Spain: Infrastructures, costs and break-even prices

Capturing industrial CO2 emissions in Spain: Infrastructures, costs and break-even prices

Cost-effective balance between CO 2 vessel and pipeline transport: Part II – Design of multimodal CO 2 transport: The case of the West Mediterranean region

Injection rates and cost estimates for CO2 storage in the west Mediterranean region

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