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Status of Demo activities around the World
John Scowcroft, General Manager – Europe
CCS: a key technology for a low-carbon European economy
Romania, 06 September 2012
WWW.GLOBALCCSINSTITUTE.COM

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Introduction Global CCS Institute
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INSTITUTE FOCUS
The Global CCS Institute connects parties around the world to solve problems, address
issues and learn from each other to accelerate the deployment of CCS projects through:
ASSISTING PROJECTS
 bridging knowledge gaps between demonstration efforts; and
 developing project-specific solutions particularly amongst early movers.
SHARING KNOWLEDGE
 collecting information to create a central repository for CCS information; and
 creating and sharing information to fill knowledge gaps and build capacity.
FACT-BASED ADVOCACY
 to inform and influence domestic and international low carbon policies;
 to advance understanding of appropriate risk regimes, funding and financing
solutions; and
 raising awareness of the benefits of CCS and its role within a portfolio of low
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Institute website:
Live updates on the
status of CCS
Comprehensive
analysis Global Status
of CCS reports
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Global Status of CCS
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STATUS OF CCS
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LSIPS BY REGION AND YEAR
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VOLUME CO2 STORAGE DATE OF
NAME COUNTRY CAPTURE TYPE (MTPA) TYPE OPERATION
Operate stage
LARGE SCALE Val Verde Gas Plants United States Pre-combustion (gas
processing)
1.3 Mtpa EOR 1972
INTEGRATED Shute Creek Gas Processing
Facility
United States Pre-combustion (gas
processing)
7Mtpa EOR 1986
PROJECTS (LSIPS) Sleipner CO2 Injection Norway Pre-combustion (gas
processing)
1Mtpa (+0.2
Mtpa in
Deep saline
formation
1996
IN Great Plains Synfuel Plant United States / Industrial separation
construction)
3Mtpa EOR 2000
OPERATE AND and Weyburn-Midale Project Canada (synfuels)
EXECUTE PHASE Enid Fertilizer CO2 -EOR
Project
United States Industrial separation
(fertiliser)
0.68Mtpa EOR 2003
In Salah CO2 Injection Algeria Pre-combustion (gas 1Mtpa Deep saline 2004
processing) formation
Snøhvit CO2 Injection Norway Pre-combustion (gas 0.7Mtpa Deep saline 2007
processing) formation
Century Plant United States Pre-combustion (gas 5Mtpa (+ EOR 2010
processing) 3.5Mtpa in
construction)
Execute stage
Air Products Steam Methane United States Pre-combustion 1Mtpa EOR 2012
Reformer EOR Project (hydrogen production)
Lost Cabin Gas Plant United States Pre-combustion (gas 1Mtpa EOR 2012
processing)
Illinois Industrial CCS Project United States Industrial separation 0.4Mtpa (and Deep saline 2013
(ethanol) 0.6Mtpa in formation
planning)
ACTL with Agrium CO2 Canada Industrial separation 0.59 Mtpa EOR 2014
Stream (fertiliser)
Boundary Dam Integrated Canada Post-combustion 1Mtpa EOR 2014
CCS Demonstration Project (power generation)
Kemper County IGCC Project United States Pre-combustion (power 3.5Mtpa EOR 2014
generation)
Gorgon Carbon Dioxide Australia Pre-combustion (gas 3.5Mtpa Deep saline 2015
Injection Project processing) formation
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POWER PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Boundary Dam
 Retrofit post-
combustion capture
 EOR
Kemper County
 IGCC with capture
(pre-combustion)
 EOR
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STATUS OF CURRENT AND PLANNED
STORAGE PROJECTS
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FUNDING STILL TO BE ALLOCATED
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LEVELISED COST OF ELECTRICITY OF LOW-
CARBON TECHNOLOGIES
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PROJECT PREFERENCE OF ENABLING
POLICY INSTRUMENTS
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GLOBAL SITUATION
 80% of the total CO2 emitted over the period to
2035 is already ‘locked-in’ by existing capital
stock, leaving little room for adjustment.
 If internationally coordinated action is not
implemented by 2017, any new investment must
be zero-carbon.
 Delaying action is false economy. For every $1
of investment avoided before 2020, an
additional $4.3 would need to be spent after
2020 to compensate for the increased
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BY 2050 WITHIN EUROPE, CCS PROVIDES
~24 PER CENT OF THE SOLUTION, AND NOT
JUST IN THE POWER SECTOR
CCS power
generation
12%
CCS industry and
transformation
12%
Source: IEA
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KEY MESSAGES
 CCS is a critical tool for combating climate change, and
the costs will be higher if it is not used.
 Political support and appropriate incentives are vital for
project progression.
 A number of power projects are on the verge of FID but
making the business case is difficult.
 Two power projects under construction - with government
funding.
 Greater collaboration and transparency between
government and industry is needed.
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