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Pathways researchers presented results at 

"GHGT-9 9th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREENHOUSE GAS CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES"

conference in Washington, Nov 2008:

From Pathways Newsletter 2009:1.

Ramp-up of large-scale CCS infrastructure in Europe

To investigate the relevance of CCS and to classify cost for transport and storage of CO₂ for each individual EU member state (MS). Emphasis on power plant clusters, ownership concentration, source-sink distance and onshore storage potential.

Paper

Poster

The role of CCS in the European electricity supply system

This paper investigates the role of CO₂ capture and storage (CCS) technologies as part of a portfolio for reducing CO₂ emissions from the European electricity supply system until the year 2050. The analysis is carried out with a techno-economic model (minimizing the system cost) including a detailed description of the present stationary European electricity generation system (power plants) and potential CO₂ storage sites as obtained from the Chalmers Energy Infrastructure Database.

Paper

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