Tackling boundaries of CCS in market deployment of second-generation oxy-fuel technology

Nuortimo, Kalle; Eriksson, Timo; Kuivalainen, Reijo; Härkönen, Janne; Haapasalo, Harri; Hyppänen, Timo

doi:10.1093/ce/zky002

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“…Another interesting advantage of the OxyMES process is that the production of the oxygen necessary for the oxycombustion is carried out 'in situ' in the MES reactor. This represents a significant advantage in that it avoids the CAPEX and the OPEX of the oxygen generation units used in conventional oxycombustion plants with CO2 capture (ASU) [45].…”

Section: Comparison Of Oxymes With Conventional Co2 Capture Plantsmentioning

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Integration of oxycombustion and microbial electrosynthesis for sustainable energy storage

Diego-García

Morán²,

Romeo³

2022

Energy Conversion and Management

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Section: Comparison Of Oxymes With Conventional Co2 Capture Plantsmentioning

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Integration of oxycombustion and microbial electrosynthesis for sustainable energy storage

Diego-García

Morán²,

Romeo³

2022

Energy Conversion and Management

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“…Consequently, a high level of public acceptance is seen as one of the most important factors for gaining wide-spread deployment of various CCS projects (Zhang and Huising, 2017). In fact, the public acceptance is seen to be a more challenging issue to address than the CCS related technical issues (Nuortimo et al 2018b). The public acceptance of the elements in CCS chain may be different as Wallquist et al (2012) indicate, including the plant type, and transport, and storage.…”

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Improving strategic decision making with big data-based media analysis - the case of coal power

Nuortimo

Härkönen

2019

IJGENVI

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Big data-based methods are currently being developed to aid corporate decision making. This study utilises a big data-based global media analysis to clarify the role of a coal power-related media image in company decision making. Opinion mining is carried out by utilising a specific software tool designed for media analysis and monitoring. The analysis is based on the notion that the media image of company productsor of a specific technologymay have an impact on corporate investment and divestment decisions in the energy production sector. The assumption is that a coal power-related media image may cause corporate brand image-related pressures. The findings indicate that the general media sentiment towards coal power clearly appears to be negative, possibly influencing decisions at the corporate level. It appears that the large negative media sentiment towards coal power in general may override the potential benefits of developing more unknown, cleaner types of coal power and related technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU). Hence, the negative media sentiment towards coal power may mitigate the potentially more positive image of related less well-known technologies. Evidence is provided on the media impact of coal power-related divestment decisions and potential impacts on decision making.

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Tackling boundaries of CCS in market deployment of second-generation oxy-fuel technology

Cited by 2 publications

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Integration of oxycombustion and microbial electrosynthesis for sustainable energy storage

Integration of oxycombustion and microbial electrosynthesis for sustainable energy storage

Improving strategic decision making with big data-based media analysis - the case of coal power

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