Social cost-benefit analysis of carbon capture and utilization at biomass plants

Master thesis (2020)

Authors

R. Nekeman Technology, Policy and Management

Contributors

Andrea Ramirez Energy and Industry (graduation committee member)
J.A. Annema Transport and Logistics - TPM (mentor)
Faculty
Technology, Policy and Management, Technology, Policy and Management
Copyright: © 2020 Roy Nekeman
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Published Date

16-11-2020

Language

English

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Abstract

Humans have made a significant impact on the world. The built environment, agriculture, transportation, consumption, they all have their share in this impact. This research aims to find viable alternatives for carbon capture and utilization for small biomass plants that go beyond supplying CO2 to greenhouses. The research shows that carbon capture and utilization can potentially be beneficial, both from the perspective of society and the business perspective. The high level of uncertainty, following from assumptions and estimations necessary during the research, limits the power of this claim.

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