Carbon capture and storage - one of the most important engineering challenges
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Ray Brooks
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- Mississaauga, Ontario
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- What company are you currently employed by / studying with?
- Center for Emerging Energy Technology, U. of Toronto
- What is your job title or role?
- Adviser
- What is your main geographic location?
- North America
- What is the role of your company?
- education
- Would you like to let us know your age range?
- over 65
- How long before 25% of power stations worldwide have carbon capture?
- 11-15 years
- Do you think CCS will always need to be subsidised by government?
- No but there will need to be a high carbon price
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jishnu
Whilst the current focus is on getting CCS demo projects funded and built, the more strategic issue is securing political and public support. Without this, CCS will remain a footnote in the western democracies. The main 'selling points' would seem to be - protection of mining jobs and use of coal (but perhaps only for 50 or so years), minimising the rise in future electricity prices whilst still reducing CO2 and ensuring that there is some form of flexible and despatchable generation to compliment the variability of wind (and some other renewables) and the inflexibility of nuclear.
is it alright if i sent you a model questionnaire about my doubts, i would be so grateful if you could answer few or full.Questionnaire.docx