September 13, 2003
Conference Paper

An Analysis Of The Impact Of Selected Carbon Capture And Storage Policy Scenarios On The US Fossil-Based Electric Power Sector

Abstract

CO2 capture and storage (CCS) is rapidly emerging as a potential key climate change mitigation option. However, as policymakers and industrial stakeholders begin the process of formulating new policy for implementing CCS technologies, participants require a tool to assess large-scale CCS deployment over a number of different possible future scenarios. This paper will analyze several scenarios using two state-of-the-art Battelle developed models, the MiniCAM and the CO2-GIS for examining CCS deployment. Outputs include the total amount of CO2 captured, total annual emissions, and fossil-based generating capacity.

Revised: October 8, 2009 | Published: September 13, 2003

Citation

Davidson C.L., J.J. Dooley, R.T. Dahowski, and N. Mahasenan. 2003. An Analysis Of The Impact Of Selected Carbon Capture And Storage Policy Scenarios On The US Fossil-Based Electric Power Sector. In Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship Technical Forum Proceedings, DOE/FE-0464. Washington, Dc:US Dept of Energy, Office of Fossil Energy. PNNL-SA-39453.