Carbon capture and storage in industrial product value chain

An economic assessment of the impact of carbon capture and storage in the industrial product value chain: from industrial production to final product

Master thesis (2020)

Authors

E.B. Rodriguez Angel Technology, Policy and Management

Contributors

Andrea Ramirez Energy and Industry (supervisor 2)
E. Schröder Economics of Technology and Innovation - TPM (supervisor 2)
Simon Roussanaly SINTEF Energy Resarch (supervisor 2)
Faculty
Technology, Policy and Management
Copyright: © 2020 Elda Rodriguez Angel
CO2 capture CCS CO2 abatement Industry value chain
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Published Date

30-10-2020

Language

English

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Abstract

This research provides insight into the implementation of CCS in industrial production from a consumer perspective (i.e., the cost impact on the final product). The impact of implementing CCS in two different industries (e.g., cement and steel) to produce a final product is analyzed. Also, this research provides insight into CCS implementation in industries with high consumption products. It can be concluded that implementing CCS in industrial processes offers a solution to decarbonize industrial processes with a small impact on the final product cost.