EnergyTechnoloayPerspectives2020Special Report on Carbon Capture Utilisation and StorageCCUSincleanenergy transitionslea
EnergyTechnologyPerspectives2020Special Report on Carbon Capture Utilisation and StorageCCUS in clean energy transitionslea
INTERNATIONALENERGYAGENCYTheIEAexaminesIEAmemberIEAassociationthefull spectrumofcountries:countries:energyissuesincludingoil, gasAustraliaBraziland coalsupply andAustria2demand, renewableIndiaenergyIndonesiatechnologiesCzechRepublicMoroccomarkets,energyefficiency,EstoniaSouth Africaaccesstoenergy,FinlandThailanddemand sidemanagementandmuch more. Throughits work, the IEAHungaryspoliciesthe reliabilityty andsustainability ofuxembourgenergy in its30 membercountries,New Zealand8 associationcountries andPolandbeyond.PortugalSlovak RepublicSwedenSwitzerlandTurkeyUnitedKingdomUnitedStatesCommission alsoparticipates in theleaSource:IEA.AllrightseservedonalEnergyAgency
ForewordSpecial Report on Carbon Capture, Uilis ation andStorageForewordThe International Energy Agency (EA) has long highlighted that there are no singleor simole solutions to reaching international eneray and climate goals. Doing sorequiresa wide range oftechnologies,somemoremature than others. OurrevampedEnergyTechnologyPerspectivesseries,of which this specialreportis akey part,hasdone important work in illuminating the contours of the majorenergy technologychallences we face today - and how to overcome them. The analysis shows that oneof the key technology areas for putting energy systems around the world on asustainable traiectory will be carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS),finainternational aoals. CCUsistheonly groupof technologiesthat contributes both to reducing emissions in key sectors directly and to removingCO:to balance emissions that cannot be avoided. This is a critical part of reachinge only around 20 commercial CCUS operations worldwide-nowheresarowing-and throuahsmartpolicies. investments and internationaents and companies acrossthe globe can give CCUSthedeveloomentof CUSfailtesinitsenergyAndiustbeforethe launchof thisgship will connectLights storagefacilityorth Sea. Northern Lights will be able to receive CO captured inmmmarrial CCUSfacilities have been announced in the last, but also in Australia, theEast and New Zealand. Proiects nowearing a final investment decision represent an estimated potential investment oft and industry -is critical ifand climate goals.The IEA isge domonstratedbv this speciaysuccessstory itmustbecome.But governnceto combine their forces tond economic benefits that CCUS offers. Without itourenergy and climate goals will become vituallyimpossible toreachFatih BirolInternationalEnergyAgency,PAGE|3
EnergyTechnologyPerspectives2020AcknowledgementsSpecial Report on Carbon Capture, Utilisation and StorageAcknowledaementsThis report was prepared by the Energy Technology Policy Division and the CarbonCapture Utilisation and Storage Unit within the Directorate on Sustainability,Technoloay and Outlooks (STO) of the International Energy Agenc...
