Scoping New Thermal CCS Power Station - Incentivisation of Thermal Power with CCS
Abstract:
The ETI Executive approved a Stage Gate Zero paper for a potential project entitled “Early Facilitation for the Development of a New Large Thermal Power Station with CCS”, with the request that initial work should be carried out to further develop the idea. Following this the ETI has considered the ‘shape’ of a potential project further and identified some initial (confidential) work to provide further shaping. The proposed way forward in this paper represents the ETI’s preliminary thoughts, which may be modified following further inputs and discussions. The overall aim of the ETI project is to establish an investment proposal for a new, carbon abated GW scale thermal power station. Key drivers will be
- the investability of the “power station project” and
- the extent to which it will act as an exemplar for future power/CCS projects.
Publication Year:
2015
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ETI
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ETI
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English
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