CCS Projects in the EU: status quo and perspectives

WEC, 16 May 2013, Rome, Italy

John Scowcroft, General Manager, Global CCS Institute

Projects Status Update

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PROJECTS STATUS UPDATE

Yearly Publication by the Global CCS

Institute: The Global Status of CCS: 2012

Projects Status Update January 2013

More publications and updated on the

website:

GLOBALCCSINSTITUTE.COM

GLOBAL CCS INSTITUTE

The Global CCS Institute connects parties around the world to solve problems, address

issues and learn from each other to accelerate the deployment of CCS projects through:

ASSISTING PROJECTS

bridging knowledge gaps between demonstration efforts; and

developing project-specific solutions particularly amongst early movers.

SHARING KNOWLEDGE

collecting information to create a central repository for CCS information; and

creating and sharing information to fill knowledge gaps and build capacity.

FACT-BASED ADVOCACY

to inform and influence domestic and international low carbon policies;

to advance understanding of appropriate risk regimes, funding and financing

solutions; and

raising awareness of the benefits of CCS and its role within a portfolio of low

carbon technologies.

LARGE SCALE PROJECTS DISTRIBUTION

KEY MESSAGE

LARGE SCALE PROJECTS: EVOLUTION OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS: GLOBALLY

Large-scale integrated projects by asset lifecycle and year

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KEY MESSAGE LARGE SCALE PROJECTS EVOLUTION OVER

THE LAST FEW YEARS: EUROPE

Europe large-scale integrated projects by asset lifecycle and year

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KEY MESSAGE

Volume of CO2 potentially stored by projects is deceasing

LARGE SCALE PROJECTS: VOLUMES OF CO2 POTENTIALLY STORED

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KEY MESSAGE

Europe projects by primary storage type and region

LARGE SCALE PROJECTS PER LOCATION AND STORAGE TYPE IN EUROPE

9 Note: Data reflects January 2013 LSIP Update

KEY MESSAGE OVERALL PROGRESS

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Quest, Canada

TCM, Norway

Plant Barry, US

Boundary Dam,

Canada

KEY MESSAGE

CCS POLICY AND FUNDING SUPPORT

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1. Action is needed now to ensure CCS can play a vital role in

tackling climate change.

2. CCS is already contributing, but progress must be accelerated.

3. Steady progress but important developments.

4. Encouraging policy support but more required.

5. Barriers must be overcome to realise the benefits of CCS.

6. Reducing the cost of technology through demonstration projects

is vital.

7. Acceleration of CCS depends on collaboration and knowledge

sharing.

The Global Status of CCS: 2012

KEY MESSAGES

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What is the CCS Project Network?

Established in 2009 to generate early benefit from a coordinated

European action on CCS-demonstration projects.

Current members comprise of the most advanced five large scale

demonstration projects in Europe.

Projects are welcome to join.

Objectives

Enabling knowledge-sharing amongst projects.

Address key topics that will enable CCS project deployment.

Promote CCS, EU leadership and cooperation potential.

Knowledge sharing reduces risk, and aids project progression

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A strong portfolio

Don Valley,

UK Power sector

650 MW, pre-

combustion

5 Mtpa CO2

Compostilla, ES Power sector 330MW,

oxyfuel

1.6 Mtpa CO2

Porto Tolle, IT Power sector 250MW, post-

combustion

1 Mtpa CO2

Jänschwalde,

DE Power sector

300MW,

post-combustion &

oxyfuel

1.7Mtpa CO2

Bełchatów, PL Power sector

260MW,

post-combustion

1.8Mtpa CO2

ROAD, NL

Power sector

250MW,

post-

combustion

1.1 Mtpa CO2

Sleipner, NO Gas processing

0.9Mtpa CO2

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