Development of an environmental performance assessment tool for carbon capture &amp; storage chains

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Development of an environmental performance assessment tool for carbon capture & storage chains

Journal Article (2013)

Author(s)

Joris Koornneef (Ecofys)

Anouk Florentinus (Ecofys)

Ruut Brandsma (Ecofys)

Chris Hendriks (Ecofys)

Arjan Van Horssen (TNO)

Toon Van Harmelen (TNO)

Andrea Ramirez (Universiteit Utrecht)

Alireza Talaei (Universiteit Utrecht)

Arjan Plomp (ECN Solar Energy)

Jeroen Van Deurzen (ECN Solar Energy)

Koen Smekens (ECN Solar Energy)

Affiliation

External organisation

Carbon capture and storage Stakeholder engagement Life cycle analysis Environmental performance

DOI related publication

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.egypro.2013.06.171 Final published version

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Publication Year

2013

Language

English

Affiliation

External organisation

Journal title

Energy Procedia

Volume number

37

Pages (from-to)

2856-2863

Event

11th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, GHGT 2012 (2012-11-18 - 2012-11-22), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Kyoto, Japan

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Abstract

This paper reports the development of a tool to assess the environmental performance of carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) chains. The environmental assessment is done for the whole CCS chain. The tool has been designed to produce transparent and traceable results and is easy to work with. The tool is meant for a broad group of stakeholders for assessing CCS chains on their environmental performance. It provides insights into the environmental performance of CCS chains by using a learning-by-doing experience for users. It allows both knowledge sharing and stakeholder engagement so that view points of stakeholders are better understood and decision making on the deployment of CCS can be improved.