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I think the best reliable estimate I know of is 600$/ton of solid sequestered CO2. (That’s an operating plant.) olivine based methods could be a 1/3 of that. Th
by thechao 8y ago
I think the best reliable estimate I know of is 600$/ton of solid sequestered CO2. (That’s an operating plant.) olivine based methods could be a 1/3 of that. That puts the cost at 6$/gallon of consumer-grade fuel. I feel like if I ran a 1300 hp car for an hour, I’d use far more than 9 gallons. CCGT must be hella efficient.
- Dylan16807 8y agoThat's capturing it from the air, isn't it? From what I understand that's a lot more expensive than sticking your equipment directly on the output of the power plant. Also natural gas specifically is quite carbon-light.