Technical and economic feasibility of the capture and geological storage of CO2 from a bio-fuel distillery: CPER Artenay project
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- handle: 10670/1.uvhg07
- hal: hal-02163814
- doi: 10.1016/j.egypro.2009.02.196
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Carbon balance Carbon capture and storage Carbon negative bio-fuels Economic evaluation Geology Seismic interpretationSujets proches
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D. Bonijoly et al., « Technical and economic feasibility of the capture and geological storage of CO2 from a bio-fuel distillery: CPER Artenay project », HAL-SHS : économie et finance, ID : 10.1016/j.egypro.2009.02.196
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This paper first focuses on the environmental benefits of the CCS system applied to a bio-ethanol distillery before estimating its feasibility under geological and economic constraints. First, the calculation of CO2 balance in this application shows that the introduction of CO2 capture and storage in biomass energy systems (B-CCS) can significantly increase the CO2 abatement potential of the system and even leads to negative carbon emissions. Besides, a preliminary geological investigation reveals that the studied area has a good storage potential although the presence of major faults, while the low capture costs of CO2 from biomass fermentation emphasize the economic potential of such a solution.