Clean Coal Technologies -- Accelerating Commerical and Policy Drivers for Deployment
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2008/02/26
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This short report from the IEA Coal Industry Advisory Board (CIAB) presents industry’s considered recommendations on how to accelerate the development and deployment of this important group of new technologies and to grasp their very signifi cant potential to reduce emissions from coal use.
It identifies an urgent need to make progress with demonstration projects and prove the potential of CCS through government-industry partnerships.
Its commercialisation depends upon a clear legal and regulatory framework, public acceptance and market-based fi nancial incentives. For the latter, the CIAB favours cap-and-trade systems, price supports and mandatory feed-in tariffs, as well as inclusion of CCS in the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism to create demand in developing economies where coal use is growing most rapidly.
This report offers a unique insight into the thinking of an industry that recognises both the threats and growing opportunities for coal in a carbonconstrained world.
It identifies an urgent need to make progress with demonstration projects and prove the potential of CCS through government-industry partnerships.
Its commercialisation depends upon a clear legal and regulatory framework, public acceptance and market-based fi nancial incentives. For the latter, the CIAB favours cap-and-trade systems, price supports and mandatory feed-in tariffs, as well as inclusion of CCS in the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism to create demand in developing economies where coal use is growing most rapidly.
This report offers a unique insight into the thinking of an industry that recognises both the threats and growing opportunities for coal in a carbonconstrained world.
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