Budget & Policy

DOE, INDUSTRY FOCUSING ON REDUCING COST OF CO2 CAPTURE TO $40 A TON—AND BEYOND

Monday, March 17, 2014

Karen Frantz
GHG Monitor
2/28/2014
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Chief Technology Officer Jim Spiers said this week that he would be happy if the cost of capturing carbon would reach $20 a metric ton when considering what price capturing carbon…

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DOE, INDUSTRY FOCUSING ON REDUCING COST OF CO2 CAPTURE TO $40 A TON—AND BEYOND

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