Multiperiod optimization model for CO2 capture, utilization and storage, Colombian case study

Duarte, Alexandra Eugenia; Angarita, Javier D.; Espinosa-Cárdenas, Juan P.; Lizcano, Javier Felipe Villa; García-Saravia, Rafael C.; Uribe-Rodríguez, Ariel

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-95879-0.50167-3

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“…CCS technology has been explored in the Colombian Ministry of Mining and Energy's most recent and most ambitious mitigation scenario for the mining and energy sectors (Ministerio de Minas y Energía, 2018b, 2021b). Favorable geology for long-term storage of CO2 underground exists in several regions, such as the Llanos basin and along the Magdalena River valley (de Carvalho Nunes & de Medeiros Costa, 2021; Mariño-Martínez & Moreno-Reyes, 2018), and research is underway to geographically match potential CCS users with CCS storage sites and thus identify spatial clusters for future development (Duarte et al, 2022;E. Yáñez et al, 2020;É.…”

Section: Carbon Capture and Storagementioning

confidence: 99%

Net-Zero Industry: Options for Plastics, Textiles, Automobiles, and Fisheries in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

Li,

Bataille,

Vogt-Schilb

2023

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This report explores pathways to achieve carbon-neutral industrial production in three major Andean economies: Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. It examines options for achieving net-zero emissions in plastics, textiles, auto manufacturing, and fisheries four sectors that are likely to play key roles in the economies of the region in the future. The report analyzes the barriers and opportunities to achieve carbon-neutral manufacturing in these countries and sectors in light of existing industrial, energy, and environmental policies, and given the progress that has been achieved so far. The analysis argues that, despite the presence of multiple barriers and challenges to implementation, the prospects for establishing clean manufacturing at scale are promising. Making such transformative changes, however, will require the following conditions: (i) a strategic vision and the underpinning legal authority to champion and achieve a net-zero transition; (ii) vastly increased institutional coordination among diverse government departments to end fragmented policymaking practices; (iii) investments that leverage rapid technological change to build a zero-emissions power grid, and to use low-carbon, synthetic fuels (such as green hydrogen or green ammonia) in industry; (iv) foreign direct investment into the clean-energy-supply sector; (v) regulatory mandates and economic incentives for powerful oil and gas firms to pivot from fossil fuels to synthetic, zero-emission fuels; and (vi) vastly improved waste-management practices to enable a significantly more circular economy that re-uses and recycles materials.

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Section: Carbon Capture and Storagementioning

confidence: 99%