Research and analysis

CO2 capture in the UK cement, chemicals, iron, steel and oil refining sectors

A study of industrial CO2 capture for storage or use in the cement, chemicals, iron, steel, and oil refining sectors.

From:
Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Department of Energy & Climate Change
Published
15 May 2014

Documents

Demonstrating CO2 capture in the UK cement, chemicals, iron and steel and oil refining sectors by 2025: a techno-economic study

Ref: BIS/14/792

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Demonstrating CO2 capture in the UK cement, chemicals, iron and steel and oil refining sectors by 2025: appendix

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Details

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) and Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) commissioned a study of industrial CO2 capture for storage or use.

This study focuses on assessing the technical potential and cost effectiveness for retrofit deployment of different CO2 capture technologies to the UK’s largest sources of CO2 emissions from the cement, chemicals, iron, steel, and oil refining sectors, by 2025.

Published 15 May 2014