“…The equipment costs were taken from the literature [17,32,37,38]. The costs calibrated in regard to the figure for the year 2013 using the CEPCI index (Chemical Engineering Plant Cost Index) [39] and then the capacity was standardised to a 600 MW electricity plant using the following equation C ¼ n e C 0 ½S=ðn,S 0 Þ f , where C is the cost of a process unit, n the number of equally-sized units, C 0 the cost of a reference unit, S the capacity of a process unit, S 0 the capacity of a reference process unit, e the cost scaling exponent for different numbers of equallysized units (fixed to 0.9), and f the cost-scaling factor (fixed to 0.67) [25].…”