The role of CO2-EOR for the development of a CCTS infrastructure in the North Sea Region

Calcium looping with inherent energy storage for decarbonisation of coal-fired power plant

“…Energy & Environmental Science method and storage location), or used, for example, for enhanced oil recovery at a supply price of 12-15 h per tCO 2 . 73,74 Fig. 4a reveals that the daily short-run profit of the reference coal-fired power plant is highly affected by increases in the carbon tax, while it is hardly affected in the remaining cases with 90% CO 2 capture.…”

The impact of time-varying CO2 injection rate on large scale storage in the UK Bunter Sandstone

“…We envision a future for CCS in the UK starting with a similar demonstration size project and eventual expansion to retrot capture onto more power plant units. Each CCS plant may start development at dierent points in time and take several years to construct [30] adding to the imposed variability onto the storage system. In a second set of CO 2 injection scenarios, we investigate the impact of gradual industrial-scale CCS deployment on CO 2 storage supply.…”

The Impact of Policy Measures on Future Power Generation Portfolio and Infrastructure: A Combined Electricity and CCTS Investment and Dispatch Model (ELCO)

“…Industrial CO 2 emissions and their location are taken from studies concentrating on CCTS adoption in the UK industry sector (Element Energy et al 2014;Houses of Parliament 2012). Capturing costs in the industry sector as well as costs for CO 2 storage and CO 2 -EOR application are taken from Mendelevitch (2014). The fixed costs are included in the variable capturing costs.…”

“…Negative emissions of large-scale utilization of CCTS with biomass, in addition, compensate for unabatable emissions in other sectors (Kemper 2015). technological learning and with persistently low CO 2 certificate prices CCTS projects aim at additional income through CO 2 -Enhanced Oil Recovery (CO 2 -EOR) (Mendelevitch 2014;Kemp and Kasim 2013). Kjärstad et al (2013) have started to close this gap by combining the techno-economic Chalmers Electricity Investment Model with InfraCCS, a cost optimization tool for bulk CO 2 pipelines along with Chalmers databases on power plants and CO 2 storage sites.…”