Can you afford to capture the carbon dioxide you generate?

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As the energy transition gathers pace, carbon dioxide (CO2) emitters are asking whether carbon capture projects are now looking both economically and technically feasible. Industries are wondering, for example, whether recent changes in carbon prices and incentives could enable win-win investments in carbon capture, storage and utilization (CCUS) projects.

This report considers four questions that investors need answers to if they are to establish successful CCUS projects:

Isn’t CCUS technology very new and experimental?
What factors contribute to the cost of CCUS?
What is state-of-the-art for CO2 capture from low-concentration gas streams?
How can carbon capture costs be reduced?

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