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Summary
Highlights THIS REPORT CONTAINS The status of
competing technologies as well as technological
research and development for systems designed to
mitigate global warming. Analyses of global
market trends, with data from 2009, estimates for
2010, and projections of compound annual growth
rates (CAGRs) through 2015. Coverage of
technologies that are able to capture carbon
dioxide from stationary sources at the point of
emission the report, however, does not evaluate
technologies that are used to capture other
global warming gases such as methane.
Examination of current and pending U.S., state,
and international regulations governing the
emission of carbon dioxide. Comprehensive company
profiles and patent evaluations.
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Scope INTRODUCTION STUDY GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES The goal of this study is to
determine what technologies exist to capture
carbon dioxide (CO2) and at what price, with a
focus on the utility and power generation
sector. A further goal is to determine what
technologies are emerging that could compete with
the existing technologies in use or displace
those technologies. An objective of the study is
to determine what the costs would be to the
purchasers of carbon capture equipment and also
what the impact would be on the consumer. Another
objective is to determine which companies own the
technologies to capture carbon dioxide and to
determine how they are positioning their
technology to compete against other technologies
and if they were acquiring new technologies from
start-up companies.
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REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY With global warming
receiving extended coverage in the popular media
and being recognized as a global problem
requiring the participation of most of the
worlds governments and people to find a
solution, this study seeks to define exactly what
is being done by who with what expected results,
at what cost. There remains a controversy over
how much global warming there is and to what
extent this is a man-made condition or a natural
cycle of climate change. From this perspective,
we seek to determine what can be expected during
the next 5 years. This study discusses whether
certain trends that are starting now can be
expected to continue. SCOPE OF THE REPORT The
report examines global markets for carbon dioxide
capture and storage (CCS) technology, the status
of competing carbon capture technologies as well
as global technological research and development
(RD) for carbon
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capture technologies to prevent global
warming. It also covers technologies able to
capture carbon dioxide from stationary sources at
the point of emission. This report does not cover
technologies that are used to capture other
global warming gases such as methane, water
vapor, or various oxides of sulfur or
nitrogen. Major market and market segments are
measured and forecasted for several years,
including 2009, and 5-year forecasts are made to
2014 in most cases. INFORMATION SOURCES Sources
of information include United Nation, U.S.,
European, Canadian, Chinese, Japanese,
Australian, Brazilian, and Indian government
reports, studies, research abstracts and status
reports, press releases, conference
presentations, and telephone and E-mail
communications, including direct communications
with the Secretary of Energy and the Department
of Energy (DOE) Senior Advisor for Strategic
Planning. 
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Table Of Content

• Chapter- 1 INTRODUCTION.
• Chapter-2 SUMMARY .
• Chapter-3 OVERVIEW .
• Chapter-4 CARBON DIOXIDE SEQUESTRATION AND RD .
  
• Chapter-5 PRE-COMBUSTION AND OXY-FUEL COMBUSTION
  TECHNOLOGY.
• Chapter-6 POST-COMBUSTION CCS .
• Chapter-7 MAJOR MARKETS FOR CARBON CAPTURE
  STORAGE (CCS) AND
• TECHNOLOGIES .

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