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Citation	Green, A. Abated Gas Power - The Critical Contribution of CCS to the Future Power System, ETI, 2017. https://doi.org/10.5286/UKERC.EDC.000118. Cite this using DataCite
Author(s)	Green, A.
Project partner(s)	ETI
Publisher	ETI
DOI	https://doi.org/10.5286/UKERC.EDC.000118
Download	EI-20170614-ETI-Gas-with-CCS-Final_170614_143310.pdf
Abstract	ETI’s Programme Manager Andrew Green presented “Abated Gas Power: the Critical Contribution of CCS to the Future Power System” at the Energy Institute on 15th June 2017. This slideset consists of:- Energy System Analysis –the importance of CCS UK Power System –the value of CCS CCS in the UK –some recent history and development of the ETI’s current programme Addressing the credibility of the cost base: the ETI’s Thermal Power with CCS - Generic Business Case Project Conclusions and next steps
Associated Project(s)	ETI-CC1025: Thermal Power with CCS
Associated Dataset(s)	Thermal Power with CCS - OPEX Spreadsheet - NE England Thermal Power with CCS - CAPEX Spreadsheet - Teeside Thermal Power with CCS - Frontier Investment Support Cost Tool Thermal Power with CCS - Frontier Whole Electricity System Cost Tool
Associated Publication(s)	An ETI Perspective - An argument for CCS in the UK Is CCS dead and if not how do we resuscitate it? Thermal Power with CCS - A framework for assessing the value for money of electricity technologies Thermal Power with CCS - Classification of Cost Estimate in Context of Global CCS White Paper “Toward a Common Method of Cost Estimation for CO₂ Capture and Storage at Fossil Fuel Power Plants” Thermal Power with CCS - D4.1 Plant Performance and Capital Cost Estimating Thermal Power with CCS - D5.1 Plant Operating Cost Modelling Thermal Power with CCS - Design Optimisations Technical Note Thermal Power with CCS - Final Project Report Thermal Power with CCS - Request for Proposals Thermal Power with CCS Thermal Power with CCS - Technical Note: District Heat Networks Thermal Power with CCS - Template Plant Specification

Abated Gas Power - The Critical Contribution of CCS to the Future Power System