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Driving Innovation
Technology Strategy Board Investment in Carbon Abatement Technologies
Derek Allen
Lead Technologist, Energy
APGTF, February 2013
Driving Innovation
UK capacity Global market opportunities
Timeliness & impact
Added value
Med/High High High Med/High
In addition helps fulfils Energy Policy targets • Reduction in CO2
• Security of Supply
Fits TSB criteria for investment & included in our Energy Strategy 2012-15.
Why Carbon Abatement Technologies?
Driving Innovation
Developing a UK supply chain
Large single point sources of GHG emission Fossil power plant Process industries (eg metals, cement, petrochem) Energy from waste
Developing a strong and innovative UK supply chain including SMEs
Driving Innovation
Existing Portfolio by technology area
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CAPTURE CONVERSION &GENERATION
MONITORING
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£m
Technology area
£39m,
£9m,
£4m,
12 projects, ~£50m
3 projects
6 projects
3 projects
Driving Innovation
Suprafilt/Tata
SSE/Doosan
Lindhurst/Arla Carbon8/BRE
Project examples
BP/Johnson Matthey Oxensis/RR/Siemens
Driving Innovation
www.innovateuk.or
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ETI – CCS Programme Overview
Andrew Green
21st February 2012
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Storage Appraisal: £4M
Capture Economics: £0.2M
MMV Landscape: £0.2M
Mineralisation: £1.4M
Biomass with CCS: £0.8M
Hydrogen & Storage: £0.3M
CCS System Modelling Toolkit: £3M
High Hydrogen: £2M
Turbine & Engine Safety
Nextgen1: £23M
Pre Combustion Coal
Nextgen 2: £20M
Post Combustion Gas
Aquifer Appraisal: £2M
Funding of NG Project
MMV: £5M
Marine monitoring
Demonstration
Development
Knowledge
Building
ETI CCS Programme
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