Project description

Carbon Limits has been commissioned to study potential CCS value chains suitable for the client’s fossil fuel power plants and select the most optimal solution with regard to both the overall costs related to CCS implementation and the abatement cost of CCS (i.e., cost per ton CO2 avoided). The main goal of this study was first to identify assets in the client’s portfolio where a full-scale CCS is technically viable, and second to estimate the economic impact on the most optimal asset(s).

The analysis in the study was performed using the Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA) model developed for the client in 2015. As a part of this study, the model was updated based on the recent developments in the industry to ensure more robust and meaningful analysis.