This paper investigates the economics of deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) on gas-fired power plants while covering its entire value chain, i.e., carbon capture, transport, and storage, and conducting a thorough sensitivity scenario analysis. Our analysis shows that adopting CCS translates into a carbon dioxide (CO2) capture cost ranging from $86 to $130 per tonne ($/tonne) for newly built and retrofit plants, depending on the natural gas price.

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The Rapid Expansion of Battery Energy Storage: Why the Saudi Market Is Booming
This paper investigates the economics of deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) on gas-fired power…
27th March 2025
Waste-to-Hydrogen Techno-Economic Assessment and Emission Reduction Potential in Saudi Arabia
This paper investigates the economics of deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) on gas-fired power…
23rd January 2025