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Table 6.6.3 Cost estimate of CCS with MEA and MOF processes compared to cost without CCS in the USA
Cost in 2050 (G$ per year) Cumulative costs 2010-2050 (G$)
No CCS MEA CCS MOF CCS No CCS MEA CCS MOF CCS
Generation (capital) 41.9 68.9 64.9 634 1131 1062
Generation (non-fuel operation) 20.5 24.6 23.6 836 901 885
Generation (fuel) 40.7 (88.4) 51.8 (112.7) 49.1 (106.8) 1,763 (2,826) 1,943 (3,178) 1,898 (3,090)
Capture (capital) 0 19.2 25.0 0 306 399
Capture (operation) 0 14.5 19.3 (19.4) 0 230 309 (311)
CO 2 transport and storage 0 22.9 (24.0) 23.1 (24.0) 0 359 (372) 362 (373)
Total 103.1 (150.8) 202.0 (263.8) 205.0 (263.7) 3,232 (4,296) 4,871 (6,118) 4,915 (6,120)
Estimated base-case annual cost in 2050 (G$ per year) and cumulative cost from 2010 through 2050 (G$) for the USA coal-fired power fleet without CCS and
with MEA- or MOF-based CCS, with reference coal cost. Costs with high coal cost projections are shown in parentheses. Data from Sathre and Masanet [6.39].