Examining CCS Deployment Potential in China Via Application of an Integrated CCS Cost Curve

Obstacles for CCS deployment: An analysis of discrepancies of perceptions

Rethinking CCS Developing quantitative tools for analyzing investments in CCS

Lack of climate policy and CO2 markets along with a global economic slowdown suggest that we need to rethink our approach to demonstrating CCS at a commercial scale. Austerity measures make it likely that public funding will be tight in coming years, and there is a striking need to ensure that limited funds are spent optimally. Quantitative tools exist for aiding decision making under uncertain...

Impact of uncertain CCS deployment on EU climate negotiations

In this paper we propose a stochastic non-cooperative meta-game approach to assess the role of uncertain CCS deployment on climate agreements among 28 European countries. The game model is identified through statistical emulation of a large set of numerical simulations performed with the computable general equilibrium model GEMINI-E3. In this game the players are the 28 European countries, the ...

An Expressive Real-Time CCS

This paper describes a new ‘real-time’ process algebra that exhibits the advantages of both the ‘constraint-oriented’ and ‘marker variable’ specification styles. Its definition extends CCS, firstly with a basic notion of absolute time added to actions, and then with relative timing expressions which may refer to time markers.

Can “stranded” fossil fuel reserves drive CCS deployment?

Recent studies have evaluated the climate change implications of burning all of the world’s proven reserves of carbon. To stay below the ambitious target of two degrees Celsius of warming above average pre-industrial temperatures, the International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that we would need to emit no more than 884 GtCO2 globally between 2012 and 2050, equivalent to burning approximately ...