Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage CCS

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Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage
(CCS) Potential and RD
Jacek Podkanski International Energy
Agency Office of Energy Efficiency, Technology
and RD Jacek.Podkanski_at_iea.org Conference on
the Future of Energy in Enlarged Europe
Perspectives for RD Co-operation Warszawa, 7-8
October 2004
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Technical Progress and Interrelated Issues

• Two Roads Merging in the Future
• Increasing efficiency
• Integration of CCS into power system
• Efficiency Measures Must Come First
• Major Technology Options Should Be Kept Open
• Storage
• Needs to prove its safety, security and
  verifiability
• Legal and regulatory issues must be resolved
• Needs to win public acceptance

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Assessment of CO2 emissions until 2050
Source The Prospects for CO2 Capture and
Storage, IEA 2004 (in preparation)
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CO2 Capture modeling resultsSource The
Prospects for CO2 Capture and Storage, IEA 2004
(in preparation)
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RDD Public/Private Partnerships

• US FutureGen
• EU Hypogen
• Canadian Clean Power Coalition
• Australia
• Germany COORETEC
• UK
• Norway
• France
• Italy
• Japan,

• Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum
• IEA Working Party on Fossil Fuels
• IEA Implementing Agreements
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
• Bilateral Agreements,

National Programs
International Collaboration

• Alstom ExxonMobil
• BP EniTecnologie SpA
• ChevronTexaco
• EPRI Shell International
• RWE AG Total
• Rio Tinto,

Industry
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Current, Proposed and Possible Projects

• Source IEA GHG RD Programme

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Current, Proposed and Possible Projects

• Source IEA GHG RD Programme

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