Site Map
ABOUT NETL
Mission & Overview
Organization
Site Environmental Quality
History
Key Staff
KEY ISSUES & MANDATES
Secure & Reliable Energy
Clean Power Generation
Toward a Hydrogen Economy
Climate Change
Energy Efficiency
Critical Infrastructure Assurance
ONSITE RESEARCH
Conducting R&D with NETL
R&D Capabilities & Facilities
Significant Contributions
Computational & Basic Sciences
Energy System Dynamics
Geological & Env. Systems
Materials Science
Contacts
TECHNOLOGIES
Oil & Natural Gas Supply
Deepwater Technology
Enhanced Oil Recovery
Gas Hydrates
Natural Gas Resources
Contacts
Coal & Power Systems
Major Demonstrations
Innovations for Existing Plants
Gasification
Turbines
Fuel Cells
FutureGen
Advanced Research
Contacts
Industrial Capture & Storage
Carbon Storage
Program Overview
Core R&D
Infrastructure
Global Collaborations
FAQs
Reference Shelf
Contacts
Hydrogen & Clean Fuels
Hydrogen-from-Coal RD&D
Contacts
ENERGY ANALYSIS
About Us
Search
Products
Contacts
SMART GRID ANALYSIS
BASELINE STUDIES
NETL-RUA
About NETL-RUA
Announcements
Research
Technology Transfer
Business Development
Education
News & Events
Contacts
Members Only Access
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Available Technologies
How to Partner
Outreach
History
Contacts
SOLICITATIONS & BUSINESS
Solicitations & Funding Opps.
Related Links & Forms
Unsolicited Proposals
Available NETL Property
Business Alert Notification
IRS Tax Credit Program
NETL Business Contacts
EDUCATION
Student Employment
Research Fellowships
Educational Initiatives
Science Bowl
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
NEWSROOM
News Releases
Multimedia
Hometown News Releases
Feature Stories
LabNotes
Let's Talk Energy
Netlognews
Congressional Testimony
Publications
Accomplishments
Emergency Response
Staff Bios
CONTACT NETL
Visiting NETL
People Search
Home
>
Energy Analysis
>
Search
>
Search Results
>
Details
Energy Analysis Publications
Details
Title:
A Benefits Analysis of the Existing Plants Emissions and Capture (EPEC) Program
Publication Number:
DOE/NETL-2012/1570
Publication Date:
Jun 2012
Publication Type:
Report/Publication
Contact:
Charles Zelek (charles.zelek@netl.doe.gov)
Program/Technology:
Carbon Sequestration
Infrastructure
Author:
Charles A. Zelek (NETL)
L. A. Goudarzi (OnLocation, Inc.)
K. M. Callahan (OnLocation, Inc.)
Randall Jackson (WVU)
Sergio Rey (Arizona State University)
Synopsis:
This paper presents an analysis of the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) Existing Plants, Emissions, and Capture (EPEC) program. The overall goal of NETL’s EPEC program is to develop carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies that limit the increase in the cost of electricity generation to 35 percent of that generated by an equivalent greenfield plant without CCUS. The analysis was made using NETL’s Carbon Transport and Storage (CTS) model integrated into the Energy Information Administration (EIA) National Energy Modeling Software (NEMS).
PDF - 2.7MB:
<< Return
USA.GOV
|
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
|
DOE OFFICE OF FOSSIL ENERGY
DOE OFFICE OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY & RENEWABLE ENERGY
|
OFFICE OF ELECTRICITY DELIVERY & ENERGY RELIABILITY
Disclaimer
|
Privacy Policy
|
Web Policies
|
FOIA/Privacy Act
|
Employees Only
ABOUT NETL
Deepwater Technology