Black gold to green future: is Canada's Pathways Alliance CCUS initiative economically viable?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Background to Pathways Alliance CCUS
- Pathways pipeline & storage hub costs 3
- Capture economics for the emitters: why do it?
- The Pathways rub: A game of ‘chicken’ between government and industry?
- Endnotes
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Pathways phase 1 projects overview
- Suncor Upgrader Hydrogen: CCUS valuation summary (as of January 2024)
- Cenovus Christina Lake: CCUS valuation summary (as of January 2024)
- Wood Mackenzie's CoRSI index for large upstream producers
- Pathways projects: would they be better off in the US? (e.g. Cenovus Christina Lake)
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