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Developing a pilot case and modelling the development of a large European CO2 transport infrastructure - The GATEWAY H2020 Project

Abstract

The H2020 GATEWAY project aims to develop a comprehensive model Pilot Case which, intentionally, will pave the ground for CCS deployment in Europe. It will result from the assessment of, technical, commercial, judicial and societal issues related to a future CO2 transport infrastructure. The Pilot Case derived on this basis, will emphasize a gateway for CO2 transport in the North Sea Basin. Four potential pilot cases have been evaluated through a combination of techno-economic modelling of the individual cases and evaluation against more qualitative criteria. The chosen Pilot Case, Rotterdam Nucleus, will be refined and developed during the remaining period of the GATEWAY project. To maximise impact, the GATEWAY project adapts its work to lay the foundation for a future application to a European ‘Project of Common Interest’ (PCI). Continuous dialogue with the most relevant stakeholders is an important part of GATEWAY, as a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) H2020 project.
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Category

Academic article

Client

  • EC/H2020 / 657263

Language

English

Author(s)

  • Jana Poplsteinova Jakobsen
  • Marie Bysveen
  • Elisabeth Tanami Vågenes
  • Charles Eickhoff
  • Tom Mikunda
  • Filip Neele
  • Logan Brunner
  • Raphael Heffron
  • Diana Schumann
  • Lauren Downes
  • David Hanstock

Affiliation

  • SINTEF Energy Research / Gassteknologi
  • SINTEF Energy Research / Termisk energi
  • United Kingdom
  • Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research
  • Queen Mary University of London
  • Research Centre Jülich

Year

2017

Published in

Energy Procedia

ISSN

1876-6102

Publisher

Elsevier

Volume

114

Page(s)

6835 - 6843

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