5th Cost Network Proceedings

Technical Report

1 March 2018

Citation: IEAGHG, "5th Cost Network Proceedings", 2018-03, March 2018.

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The purpose of the CCS Cost Workshops is to share and discuss the most currently available information on the cost of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in electric utility and industrial process applications, as well as the outlook for future CCS costs and deployment. The workshop also seeks to identify other key issues or topics related to CCS costs that merit further discussion and study.

Publication Summary

As in past workshops, Day 1 was devoted to a plenary session addressing four general topics. Each session included two invited presentations, followed by a discussion among workshop participants. The second day began with a fifth plenary session topic, followed by three parallel breakout sessions pursuing selected topics in more detail. Reports of the breakout groups were presented in a concluding a plenary session, followed by general discussion and planning for future events.

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