(IEA Energy Papers 2011_05) Matthias Finkenrath-Cost and Performance of Carbon Dioxide Capture from Power Generation (IEA Energy Papers)-OECD Publishing (2011)

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Cost and Performance of Carbon Dioxide Capture from Power Generation ©OECD/IEA 2011 Page | 4 Figure 5. Post‐combustion capture from natural gas‐fired power generation: CO 2 capture impact .................................................................................................... 35 Figure 6. Impact of a ±50% variation in key assumptions on LCOE .............................................. 40 Figure 7. Post‐combustion capture from coal‐fired power generation by ammonia: CO 2 capture impact ................................................................................................. 46 List of tables Table 1. Overview of general boundary conditions of reviewed studies ..................................... 18 Table 2. Techno‐economic assumptions typically used by different organisations, and in this analysis ........................................................................................................................ 20 Table 3. Post‐combustion capture from coal‐fired power generation by amines ........................ 24 Table 4. Post‐combustion capture: influence of coals and power plant types ............................ 26 Table 5. Pre‐combustion capture from integrated gasification combined cycles ........................ 27 Table 6. Pre‐combustion capture: influence of coals ................................................................... 30 Table 7. Oxy‐combustion capture from coal‐fired power generation .......................................... 31 Table 8. Oxy‐combustion capture: influence of coals and power plant types ............................. 33 Table 9. Post‐combustion capture from natural gas‐fired power generation .............................. 34 Table 10. Average cost and performance data by CO 2 capture route .......................................... 38 Table 11. Post‐combustion capture from coal‐fired power generation by ammonia .................. 45 List of boxes Box 1. Fuel price assumptions ....................................................................................................... 20
© OECD/IEA 2011 Cost and Performance of Carbon Dioxide Capture from Power Generation Acknowledgements This paper was prepared by Matthias Finkenrath, Energy Analyst in the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Unit under the Directorate of Sustainable Energy Policy and Technology at the International Energy Agency (IEA). The author would like to thank several individuals for reviewing the manuscript of this working paper and for providing invaluable feedback: John Davison and Mike Haines from the IEA Implementing Agreement for a Co‐operative Programme on Technologies Relating to Greenhouse Gases Derived from Fossil Fuel Use (Greenhouse Gas Implementing Agreement); John Kessels from the Implementing Agreement for the IEA Clean Coal Centre; Christopher Short from the Global CCS Institute; Clas Ekström from Vattenfall; John Chamberlain from gasNatural fenosa; Trygve Utheim Riis and Aage Stangeland from the Research Council of Norway; Tore Hatlen from Gassnova; Howard Herzog from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Jeffrey Phillips and George Booras from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). Special thanks to EPRI’s CoalFleet for Tomorrow R&D programme for sharing data from their publication. The author would also like to thank his colleagues at the IEA, in particular Juho Lipponen for overarching guidance and support, and also Uwe Remme, Dennis Volk, Brendan Beck, Justine Garrett and Julian Smith for reviewing the draft and providing very helpful comments. Additional thanks to Marilyn Smith for her editorial support and Bertrand Sadin and Anne Mayne of the IEA Communication and Information Office for cover design and final layout. Page | 5 For more information on this document, contact: Matthias Finkenrath, IEA Secretariat Tel. +33 (0)1 40 57 67 79 Email: matthias.finkenrath@iea.org
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