Decarbonizing Natural Gas Systems in USA

Category
Carbon capture utilization and storage, Decarbonization of the oil and gas sector
Themes
Regulation
Service provided
Techno-economic Analysis, Roadmap
Time period
2020-2021
Clients
Center for Applied Environmental Law and Policy (CAELP)
Partners
Region
North America
Country
United States of America
Location
Decarbonizing Natural Gas Systems in USA
Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash

Project description

Carbon Limits published a report on technologies that can address the emissions along natural gas value chain to deliver almost zero emissions natural gas to the point of combustion. The study examined a number of approaches to address the emissions including CCS applied to acid gas removal plants but also to other large CO2 sources, electrification of the equipment, and intermittent gas flaring mitigation for midstream installations. As part of the project, CL staff:

  • carried out literature review on emissions from natural gas value chain and best practices/emerging CO2 abatement technologies.
  • carried out several interviews with technology providers to understand the technologies and to understand existing best practices
  • carried out techno-economic assessment based on current and upcoming technologies
  • prepared a report summarizing key findings from their interviews and presented the potential abatement of CO2 from natural gas value chain

Clients
Partners

The team

Stephanie Saunier
Stephanie Saunier
Managing Director
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Hesam Darani
Hesam Darani
Director
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Gaëlle Bureau
Gaëlle Bureau
Director
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Manon Simon
Manon Simon
Principal Consultant
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Malavika Venugopal
Malavika Venugopal
Principal Consultant
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