USAEE Conference 2011, CJN Oct 2011 The Role of CCS under a Clean Energy Standard 30 th USAEE/IAEE Conference Oct 10, 2011 Washington, DC Chris Nichols,

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USAEE Conference 2011, CJN Oct 2011 The Role of CCS under a Clean Energy Standard 30 th USAEE/IAEE Conference Oct 10, 2011 Washington, DC Chris Nichols, Analyst Office of Strategic Energy Analysis, NETL

2 Overview Background: –Discussion of what we’re modeling and why we did it Approach –Model used and scenarios run Results –Summary graphs of significant results Conclusions –What can we say about CCS in a CES under this modeling regime

3 Background In his most recent State of the Union address, President Obama proposed a Clean Energy Standard (CES) to require that 80 percent of the nation’s electricity come from clean energy technologies by –Other CO 2 reduction strategies (taxes, cap and trade, command and control) have been extensively modeled, while CES has not –There is a need to understand the impacts of CO 2 capture and storage (CCS) under a CES in terms of emissions reductions and electricity prices –This analysis looks at the impact of R&D in CCS under a CES and comapres tax and cap & trade scenarios

4 Modeling Approach We applied the Environmental Protection Agency’s Nine Region MARKAL Database (EPAUS9r) that was developed by EPA around the nine U.S. Census divisions. –Each of the nine (R1-R9) regions has its own conventional Reference Energy System (RES) and these nine RESs are interconnected through trade technologies links. EPAUS9r contains both existing and future technologies, so even in a base case scenario, without additional constraints, a shift towards more cost- efficient technologies occurs.

5 Regions Map and Definitions in EPAUS9r Database

6 Scenario Definitions Base case: resource supply and end-use demands are taken from AEO 2010 Base CES: 80% of electricity from “clean energy” by 2035 –Renewables worth 1 credit, NG worth 0.5, coal with CCS at 0.9 CES with Enhanced CCS: cost and performance of CCS (both coal and NG) meet DOE goals CO 2 tax: $23/t CO2 emissions tax in 2020, increasing at 5.8 % annually CO 2 cap: CO 2 reduction level from CES, via CO 2 cap in electricity generation

7 MODEL RESULTS Graphs of electricity generation by technology type Regional electricity prices Relative CO 2 reductions

8 Base Case: National Electricity Generation,

9 Base CES: National Electricity Generation,

10 CES w/ enhanced CCS: National Electricity Generation,

11 CO2 Cap Scenario: National Electricity Generation,

12 CO2 Tax Scenario: National Electricity Generation,

13 Base Case Scenario: Average Marginal Electricity Costs by Region,

14 Base CES Scenario: Average Marginal Electricity Costs by Region,

15 CES with enhanced CCS: Average Marginal Electricity Costs by Region,

16 CO2 Cap Scenario: Average Marginal Electricity Costs by Region,

17 CO2 Tax Scenario: Average Marginal Electricity Costs by Region,

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19 Conclusions In the modeling framework used for this analysis, R&D in CCS: –Limits the growth in electricity prices –Allows for the same levels of electricity generation as the Base scenario –Provides more CO 2 reductions in a CES, and similar in scale to a tax and cap & trade Natural gas is the “swing” resource –Changes in the resource curve or requiring coupling with renewables change the results drastically

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21 For more information… Contact me via phone or Chris Nichols Thanks to my coauthors: Peter Balash Nadja Victor