2.20.2023
How CCS (Carbon Capture & Sequestration) can make cogeneration greener
Technologies and components
We asked Matt Lensink to explain how the carbon capture and sequestration process (CCS) works and why it adds value to cogeneration if combined with the latter. In some countries, the benefits are considerable also thanks to the presence of incentives. For example, Canada, where the “carbon tax” provides for a reduction in taxes if a CCS system is used combined with a cogeneration plant, while if the CO2 is used for other applications, it becomes a source of income. Carbon sequestration is also encouraged in the USA with the “tax credit”, which provides for a compensation of $85 per tonne.
Original language: English
Origin: Canada
Speaker
Matt Lensink
Chief Executive Officer, CEM Engineering
Next videos
03:29

9.26.2023
Microcogeneration with fuel cells: what is the role for decarbonisation?
Alexander Dauensteiner
01:55

8.30.2023
Recovery of waste heat - towards zero emissions
Cedric Domont
02:57

7.26.2023
Rittal solutions allied to cogeneration for energy efficiency
Giulio Mocchetto
05:03

6.14.2023
Improved performance and greater economies of scale for fuel cell microcogeneration
Philipp Klose