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1 Carbon Capture and Storage #ETI10
2 Introduction and Welcome Programme Manager Andrew Green
3 Agenda Introduction and welcome Summary of ETI achievements in CCS Progressing Development of the UK s Strategic Carbon Dioxide Storage Resource CCS Monitoring, Measurement and Verification CCS System Modelling toolkit project What do we know now and where next? CCS Programme Legacy Andrew Green (ETI) Andrew Green (ETI) Alan James (Pale Blue Dot Energy) Graham Brown (Sonardyne) Alfredo Ramos (PSE) Dennis Gammer (ETI) Andrew Green (ETI) Close
4 ETI Achievements in CCS Programme Manager Andrew Green
5 ETI CCS Programme in One Slide 32 Projects commissioned and delivered, total value 32.5M 109 documents publically available through the ETI Knowledge Zone (so far) 6 Insights documents published to date, 3 more planned
6 Key Highlights - Storage UKSAP: 4m investment to produce realistic, defensible & fully auditable assessment of potential CO 2 storage capacity in the UK 570 potential stores 78 billion tonne storage capacity CO2Stored: 1m invested by BGS and The Crown Estate to host and turn UKSAP into the definitive UK storage database CO2NomicA: storage network design tool NG Aquifer: 2M investment to enable appraisal drilling of strategic UK store Strategic Storage Appraisal Project: Managed 2.5M DECC/BEIS investment to develop five strategic UK stores Aquifer Brine: increasing capacity and derisking stores through brine production
7 Key Highlights - Capture Benchmarking & Performance Analysis: creating objective baselines to judge next generation technologies Pre-combustion/post-combustion/oxyfuel; coal and gas Next Generation Pre-Combustion: CO 2 capture by physical separation. Technology developed and project led by Costain. Projected reduction of LCOE by 6.5% Next Generation Post-Combustion (Gas): Postcombustion CO 2 capture by solid adsorption. Novel technology based on rotating bed. Project led by Inventys (Canadian SME), supported by UK engineering. Canadian demo now proceeding with Husky Definitive UK Costing for a CCS Plant: The Thermal Power with CCS Project created a template CCGT with CCS plant and developed benchmarked costing for multiple configurations at multiple sites around the UK
8 Key Highlights Hydrogen Flexible hydrogen and gas turbine systems: 1m investment to identify and assess the performance of potential low carbon gas and hydrogen-powered systems that can meet flexible generating demands High Hydrogen: 4M investment to understand risks and identify safe operating conditions for turbines burning high concentration hydrogen mixtures Salt Cavern Storage: 250k investment to confirm integrity of salt cavern stores for rapid churning with hydrogen
9 Key Highlights CCS Systems ESME: Understanding the place and value of CCS in a whole energy system context: our constant guiding light over the last 10 years System Modelling Toolkit: 3M investment to develop whole (CCS) system modelling tool: now available through PSE as a commercial product (gccs) Dispatch Modelling: Understanding where CCS fits into the future electricity system Valuing CCS: Understanding the value of CCS in the power sector not just the cost. It s not just about LCOE
10 CCS maintains multiple options and delivers significant value at a whole-system level ETI energy system modelling points to energy system-wide value of CCS extending beyond low carbon electricity generation Competitive low carbon electricity from fossil fuels CCS with biomass Gasification applications CCS on industrial emissions Negative emissions Flexible low carbon fuels (hydrogen, SNG) Enables continued use of fossil fuels where very expensive to replace ETI ESME analysis consistently shows doubling of cost of meeting UK 2050 targets without CCS: 1 2% GDP Low carbon energy diversity, portfolio of flexible low carbon energy vectors, option value & robustness in meeting carbon targets
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