Global Potential for Biomethane Production with Carbon Capture, Transport and Storage up to 2050

Koornneef, Joris; Breevoort, P. van; Noothout, Paul; Hendriks, Chris; Luning, uchien; Camps, Ameena

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2013.06.533

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“…Investment and operating costs for gasification (Gallagher and Murphy, 2013), (Melin, 2011), (Progressive Energy & CNG Services, 2010), (Clarke et al, 2009), (Koornneef et al, 2013), (Clarke et al, 2009) (NREL, n.d.) (DTI, 2003).…”

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Techno-economic assessment of natural gas displacement potential of biomethane: A case study on domestic energy supply in the UK

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Cecelja

Yang

2018

Chemical Engineering Research and Design

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Mathematical modelling and optimisation at both household and energy supply network levels were developed to study the transformation of the natural gas-based domestic energy supply system with the introduction of biomethane generation, processing and utilisation based on a range of feedstock and conversion technologies. Biomethane processing includes, among other options considered, the conceptual development of a novel approach for upgrading biogas which utilises existing onshore natural gas processing capacity. Four different objective functions were considered for optimisation, representing different economic and environmental propositions, to identify the best path for introducing biomethane with multiple types of feedstock. Applying these objective functions to UK’s domestic energy supply, and assuming a range of subsidies available, it was established that a technically significant displacement of natural gas could be achieved, with displacement capabilities of 48%–72%, and greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions between 64% and 80%. Economically, these ranges of achievement would correspond to various levels of capital investment and economic viability, depending on the objective functions. Those cases leading to a positive net present value (NPV) appeared to heavily rely on subsidies and could run into a significant loss if subsidies were removed in the operational phase. In contrast, optimisation not assuming any subsidies in the first place could lead to a fundamentally economically viable system, but at the cost of a significantly lower level of biomethane penetration compared to the cases assuming subsidies. Overall, the results have indicated the importance of carefully selecting optimisation objectives, and revealed the potential consequences of adopting financial subsidies in developing the biomethane infrastructure

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Section: Appendix A: Technical / Economic Data Selection For the Uk Cmentioning

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Techno-economic assessment of natural gas displacement potential of biomethane: A case study on domestic energy supply in the UK

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Cecelja

Yang

2018

Chemical Engineering Research and Design

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“…Transportation costs are determined based on whether existing pipelines can be re-used, or there is a need to construct new infrastructure, whether transport is onshore or offshore, whether there is a CO 2 transport network, or point to point transport is required [26,[29][30][31]44]. Large-scale transportation alternatives could not be easily predicted, since pilot plants require large investments.…”

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“…The option for an upgrading technology, and thus CO 2 removal, depends on various factors, such as the costs, composition, and characteristics (e.g., temperature, pressure, etc.) of the gas flow that must be treated, the required purity of the CO 2 stream, and the capacity (i.e., total gas flow) [44].…”

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Striving towards the Deployment of Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS): A Review of Research Priorities and Assessment Needs

2018

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Abstract:Assessing the performance or the implications of climate change mitigation options (CCMOs) is instrumental in achieving research and innovation efficiency in the field of climate change and becomes more imperative considering the Paris Agreement ('the Agreement'). Many climate scientists already believe that meeting the Agreement's goals and stabilizing "well-below 2 • C above pre-industrial levels" signals the deployment of currently undetermined and contentious mitigation technologies, such as bio-energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS). BECCS is considered one of the most promising negative emissions technologies (NETs) with many scenarios already exhibiting its mitigation potential. However, stakeholders and policymakers remain skeptical about widespread reliance on BECCS questioning its unproven credibility. In this article, we aim at identifying research priorities and assessment needs to intensify the further deployment of BECCS, considering relevant technology associations' and platforms' perspectives and insights raised by scientific literature. The main outcome of our study is a list of 10 research priorities along with more specific assessment needs for each priority area. We also focus attention on several implications for potential end-users involved in the field of policy and practice. Overall, our work seeks to bridge the gap between market/industry and academia and to assist policymakers to make better-informed decisions.

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“…La combinación del procesamiento de enriquecimiento de biogás con la captura y almacenamiento de CO2 (BECCS) da lugar a emisiones negativas de CO2 a la atmosfera mitigando el calentamiento global del planeta (6,7). En la producción de biometano o biogás enriquecido la separación de CO2 es un proceso intrínseco, por lo que aplicar la tecnología CCS resulta menos costoso (8). Por otro lado, el aprovechamiento del biogás evita las emisiones a la atmosfera de CH4 producido por medios naturales y cuyo potencial de calentamiento como gas efecto invernadero es 25 veces superior al CO2…”

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“…15-11AF1) de tipo aguja y su presión nominal es de 15.000 psi (103.4 MPa), y el resto de los acoplamientos del circuito han sido suministrados HiP y HAM-LET.Para evitar las oscilaciones de la temperatura ambiente no afecten a la presión del circuito de medida, en el diagrama de la figura 4.1 se observa un circuito auxiliar de agua en color verde cuya función ha sido termostatizar los elementos de la técnica que contienen muestra de fluido que no se han sumergido en el baño HART SCIENTIFIC[4]. Para ello se ha dispuesto un baño termostático JULABO F25[8] con circulador que ha termostatizado las bombas A y B[2,3], así como los tubos y válvulas del circuito de medida. En el caso de los tubos se han encamisado con tubería de silicona por la que circula agua y las válvulas se han instalado dentro de unas cajas de aluminio…”

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Desarrollo de una nueva técnica experimental de medida de equilibrio de fases a alta presión basada en una cavidad cilíndrica resonante en microondas con aplicación al biogás

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Global Potential for Biomethane Production with Carbon Capture, Transport and Storage up to 2050

Cited by 31 publications

References 4 publications

Techno-economic assessment of natural gas displacement potential of biomethane: A case study on domestic energy supply in the UK

Techno-economic assessment of natural gas displacement potential of biomethane: A case study on domestic energy supply in the UK

Striving towards the Deployment of Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS): A Review of Research Priorities and Assessment Needs

Desarrollo de una nueva técnica experimental de medida de equilibrio de fases a alta presión basada en una cavidad cilíndrica resonante en microondas con aplicación al biogás

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