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CCUS and global power generation
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Report summary
CCUS on hydrocarbon power is widely uneconomic today — can it materially address the 13.5 billion tonnes of annual CO2 emissions? Despite a critical need to decarbonise global power, commercial-scale powerplant CCUS development has been slow. Major reductions in capture cost and enhancements to decarbonisation incentives are needed for CCUS to materially decarbonise the global thermal power fleet.
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Executive Summary
- Despite a critical need to decarbonise global power, commercial-scale powerplant CCUS development has been slow.
- The formidable challenge and progress to-date:
- Major reductions in capture cost and enhancements to decarbonisation incentives are needed for CCUS to materially decarbonise the global thermal power fleet.
- Reducing CCUS costs and finding incentives across regions:
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