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Users (and Generators)Government Industry NGOs• Policymakers• Analysts• Regulators• Operators• Vendors• A&E Firms• Environmental• Media• Academia• R&D Agencies • Venture Cap • Foundations• Tech Developer• R&D OrgsHoward Herzog / MIT Energy Initiative
Simplified View for the Use ofCCS Cost EstimatesCost EstimatesCCS (and others)TechnologyAssessmentsPolicyAssessmentsR&D PrioritiesCapital InvestmentsMarketingLegislationRegulationAdvocacyHoward Herzog / MIT Energy Initiative
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Page 18 and 19: Public funding commitments to CCS b
Page 20 and 21: Contrasting emerging project costs
Page 22 and 23: Costs by location
Page 24 and 25: Levelised and avoided costs
Page 26 and 27: Overview of the AgendaJohn DavisonI
Page 28 and 29: Day 1 - Plenary• Status of CO 2 c
Page 30 and 31: Day 2 - Plenary• Report from brea
Page 32 and 33: Audiences and Uses for CCS CostEsti
Page 36 and 37: Usage Example, E-mail, March 4, 201
Page 38 and 39: Usage Example, Press Release, Octob
Page 40 and 41: Bottom-up Cost EstimateIPCC Special
Page 42 and 43: Top-down Cost Estimates• Bottom-u
Page 44 and 45: CCS in a Mitigation Portfolio• Ma
Page 46 and 47: DOE’s EIA2009 Levelized Cost of N
Page 48 and 49: Paul L. Joskow , Comparing the Cost
Page 50 and 51: VariabilityHoward Herzog / MIT Ener
Page 52 and 53: Bias• Most people doing the cost
Page 54 and 55: Take-Aways• The cost estimates we
Page 56: Audiences & Uses for CCS Cost Estim
Page 59 and 60: Intricate Balancing ActSocietyRegul
Page 61 and 62: Intricate Balancing ActSocietyEnvir
Page 63 and 64: Thank YouPlease visit:http://www.ne
Page 65 and 66: Pulverized coal plant Lippendorf2 |
Page 67 and 68: Cost of a Power Plant• We are the
Page 69 and 70: Cost distribution for different pow
Page 71 and 72: View on Oxyfuel Pilot Plant8 | Lars
Page 73 and 74: The user of cost study information
Page 75 and 76: CCS demonstration plant Jänschwald
Page 77 and 78: CCS costs too much… but then, so
Page 79 and 80: Post-Combustion Unit at Huaneng Sha
Page 81 and 82: Implications• Deploy first CCS pr
Page 83 and 84: Déjà vuE.S. Rubin, Carnegie Mello
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Measures of CCS Cost• Cost of CO
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Cost of CO 2 avoided is sensitive t
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Ten Ways to Reduce CCS Costs(First
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Framework for Cost EstimationUnit P
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Capital Cost Elements in Recent Stu
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Do We All Makethe Same Assumptions?
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Uncertainty, Variabilityand BiasE.S
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Bias• Can be reflected in the pro
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CCS - Costing Methods and MeasuresC
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Cost of ElectricityCosting methods
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Cost of ElectricityIllustrative res
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Cost of ElectricitySynthesis costin
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CO 2 Capture Costing Methods and Me
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Investment Costscosts of all instal
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O&M Costs (Operation and maintenanc
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Total Cost Assessment1. Exergy cost
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ASUCoalGasifierCO2RemovalAGRWGS08/0
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SCOPESummary of current status of c
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EARLY COMMERCIAL PLANTSScope of cos
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EARLY COMMERCIAL PLANTSVariability
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EARLY COMMERCIAL PLANTSAccuracy of
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DEMO PLANTSExample: Project investm
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RETROFITCost considerations regardi
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CONCLUSIONS• Considering uncertai
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FURTHER INFORMATIONIEA 2011 Publica
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Status of CO 2 Capture CostsEU Resp
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Status of CO 2 Capture CostsKey Iss
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Muchas graciasEsta presentación es
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Capital Cost Comparisons from EPRI
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Comparison of EPRI Study Results wi
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Total Capital Required Comparison -
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Together…Shaping the Future of El
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Capital costs for thermal power pla
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Additional Capture Cost Considerati
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What is the demand for transport of
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Literature Review - Cost Comparison
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A selection (2)Netherlands Oil and
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ZEP: The costs of CO 2 transport -
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....to complex networksSource2,5 mt
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ZEP: The costs of CO 2 transport -
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IEA CCS Cost Workshop-Storage Costs
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IPCC Special Report on CCS2005
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GCCSI : The Global Status of CCS 20
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VariablesDesktop Studies (~pennies
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CCS Cost WorkshopIEA, 22-23 March 2
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Storage costs differ per case, with
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Cheapest field types are also the r
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Key insights1▪ Type and location
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Methodology of CO 2 Storage cost co
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Sample model outputSOURCE: Team ana
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Assumptions on other parameters (1/
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Sensitivities - Example: case 6 (Of
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The learning rate does not material
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Introduction• Study being underta
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Estimated project time lineDeep Sal
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How many project will be bankable i
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Costs - key points• Cost models a
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