Biomass to Power with CCS - ETI Executive Summary
Abstract:
TESBiC: Techno-Economic Study of Biomass to power with CCS. Bioenergy production coupled with CCS could provide up to 10% of UK energy in the 2050s and deliver substantial net negative emissions. At the time of writing (2012) Bioenergy with CCS was thought to have the potential to remove 50 - 100 Mt of CO2 from the atmosphere each year by 2050. More recent analysis, published in the Bioenergy Insights papers, suggests that this figure is closer to 55 Mt CO2/yr.The Biomass to Power with CCS project found that uncertainties in the data resulted in large potential uncertainties in the conclusions, particularly with regard to the looping technologies. This made the comparison of the eight technologies, and drawing definitive conclusions, difficult. The project team recommended further investigation of the data, in particular data relating to chemical looping technologies
Publication Year:
2012
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ETI
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ETI
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Related Dataset(s):
Biomass to Power with CCS - Bio IGCC decadal model
Biomass to Power with CCS - Bio amine decadal model
Biomass to Power with CCS - Bio chem loop decadal model
Biomass to Power with CCS - Bio oxy decadal model
Biomass to Power with CCS - Cofire IGCC decadal model
Biomass to Power with CCS - Cofire amine delcadal model
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Biomass to Power with CCS - Executive Summary: Technology Landscape report and recommendations
Biomass to Power with CCS - Model Data Requirements Specification and Model Template Release
Biomass to Power with CCS - Model and Sub-model Specification and user Documentation
Biomass to Power with CCS - One Page Summary
Biomass to Power with CCS - WP1 Detailed Final Report
Biomass to Power with CCS Flexible Research Programme Project - Request for Proposal
ETI Insights Report - The evidence for deploying bioenergy with CCS (BECCS) in the UK
Infographic - 10 years to prepare for a low carbon transition using CCS with Bioenergy
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