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CCS capacity building and public awareness in Guangdong Province, China
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Capacity development, Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), Public engagement
Based on the outcomes of our study, the GDCCSR project has shown the necessity, and provided feasible solutions, for the development of CCS and CCSR in Guangdong, and drafted a roadmap that includes action plans and policy recommendations. We would like to share our experience in promoting regional CCS developments, enhancing knowledge exchange, and building up local expertise. In order to implement CCS in Guangdong and other parts of China in the future, we consider that extra work is required to disseminate the findings of this project more widely.
The capacity building activities, based on experiences from other researchers, were usually focussed on: workshops; personnel exchange programs; technical assistance for planned pilot CCS activities; information exchange; facilitation of technology transfer; training programs; study tours on regulations and standards; summer school programs; information and knowledge sharing programs; support for feasibility studies; and providing opportunities for engineers to work on CCS demonstration projects. The GDCCSR project team has been working on various activities in Guangdong, such as CCS meetings & workshops, information and knowledge sharing websites & blogs, information exchange with experts from industrial companies, visiting power plants etc. In the future, we are aiming to take further action and employ other methods to continue capacity building activities.
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発展途上国におけるCO2回収貯留の資金調達の実現に向けて
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), Project financing
このレポートは、2013年4月にニューデリーで17〜18を開催された第4回クリーンエネルギー閣僚会議のために開発されました。これは、ロンドンで2012年のCEMに提出'発展途上国における炭素回収·貯留の資金'に先行する報告書に大臣に勧告に関する最新情報を提供しています。これは、発展途上国の資金調達のCCSを考慮し、援助国の参考文書であり、CCSや開発の影響のための資金調達の間のリンクを識別する「テンプレートビジネスケース'を含む。
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マレーシアにおけるCCS法規制枠組ワークショップ開催報告書
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Capacity development, Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS)
、2013年2月28日から3月1日にかけて、マレーシアのLumut市において、CCS法規制枠組ワークショップが開催された。このワークショップの目的は、マレーシアの既存の規制環境下で、CCSプロジェクトがどのような規制を受けるかを確認することであった。この分析により、規制上のギャップと重複、改善すべき領域を知り、将来のマレーシアにおけるCCSプロジェクト推進に役立てることができる。ワークショップでは主に、さらなる議論が必要な問題の特定とアプローチの提案が行われた。
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Assessment of CO2 storage potential for Guangdong Province, China
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Capacity development, Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), CO2 storage, Project financing
This report, authored by the GDCCSR-SCSIO Team, is the second part of the final reports of The CCS Readiness Study for Guangdong Province (GDCCSR) project. In this report, the effective storage capacity of CO2 in sedimentary basins onshore Guangdong (the Sanshui Basin) and offshore (the Pearl River Mouth Basin, Beibuwan Basin, Qiongdongnan Basin, and Yinggehai Basin) are assessed based on available geological data. It is concluded that the CO2 storage potential is limited inland Guangdong but abundant offshore. The offshore sedimentary basins in northern South China Sea, especially the Pearl River Mouth Basin, have sufficiently large and high-quality storage potential for storing the CO2 from Guangdong province in over one hundred years.
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Transport of CO2
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), CO2 transport, Health safety and environment
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies can be applied to a range of power and industrial emission sources. CCS is currently in a pre-commercial stage for many of these applications, such as power, and in pilot stage for several others, including iron, steel, and cement. For some industries, such as natural gas processing, CCS is already operating at full commercial scale.
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全球碳捕集与封存研究院倡议将CCS技术作为用于减少因发电和工业发展所导致的温室气体排放的多种可选方法之一，并分享其全球各国成员所提供的信息，同时尽快建立起能够确保CCS技术被广泛使用的能力。
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CCS: rsponding to the climate change challenge
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS)
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대용량 CO2 해양지중 저장 옵션에 대한 독립 평가 (네덜란드)
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), CO2 storage
2010년, 로테르담 기후 이니셔티브(Rotterdam Climate Initiative : RCI)는 TNO 구축 환경 및 지구과학 분과(Built Environment and Geosciences, TNO)와 네덜란드 북해 해저의 해양지중 CO2저장 지역에서 독립적으로 CO2 저장 평가(Independent Storage Assessment : ISA)를 수행하기 위한 계약을 체결하였다. ISA의 목표는 CCS 프로젝트 개발자들에게 CO2 저장 후보 지역에 대한 활용 가능성, 기술적 타당성, 저장 용량 및 개발 비용에 대해 보다 높은 확실성을 제공하는 것이다. ISA 1단계에서는 2015~2020년 사이에 개발 및 사용될 수 있는 로테르담 인근 해양지중 폐가스전에 대한 CO2 저장 가능성이 조사되었다. 이는 초기 CCS 프로젝트를 지원하는 한편, 더욱 적절한 단기 옵션이 간과되지 않도록 하는 목적을 가지고 있었다. 이후, ISA 2단계에서는 최선의 옵션들에 대해 보다 상세히 연구되었다. 이 보고서의 주제인 ISA 3단계는 이러한 분석을 확장하여 네덜란드의 대용량 해양지중 CO2 저장에 대한 포괄적인 견해를 제공하고자 한다.
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CO2 mitigation potential and cost analysis of CCS in power sector in Guangdong Province, China
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Capacity development, Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), Nuclear energy
This study, authored by the GDCCSR-ERI Team, is the third part of the Feasibility Study of CCS-Readiness in Guangdong (GDCCSR) project, funded by the Strategic Programme Fund of the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office jointly with the Global CCS Institute. The report opens with a discussion of the energy and power sector in Guangdong. This is followed by an analysis of emission scenarios, and how the power sector might develop under those scenarios. CCS potential is discussed in detail, followed by policy suggestions.
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Techno-economic and commercial opportunities for CCS-ready plants in Guangdong Province, China
1st March 2013
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), Nuclear energy, Policy law and regulation, Project financing
Guangdong is a pioneer in the reform of the Chinese economy and one of the most developed provinces in China (OECD, 2010). The provincial government of Guangdong plans gradually to establish a green energy system. In late 2010 the government set a target to reduce carbon intensity and a pilot carbon emission trading scheme has started from 2012. However, by March 2010, 16GW of ultra supercritical pulverised coal power plants (USCPC) with a unit size of 1000MW were already in the construction stage, while an even greater amount of large coal-fired power plants are pending for approval. The implementation of CCSR concepts in these plants to ease subsequent retrofitting to CO2 capture therefore becomes an urgent task in Guangdong. This study addresses the technical, economic, financial and stakeholder acceptability aspects of CCSR in Guangdong and investigates potential drivers and barriers to implement CCSR in Guangdong immediately.
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