Vattenfall and CCS activities



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Vattenfall and CCS activities UNECE Ad hoc Group of Experts on Cleaner Electricity Production from Coal and other Fossil Fuels Meeting 17-18 November, 2008 Leif Brandels, Vattenfall AB, Group R&D

This is Vattenfall Europe s fifth largest electricity generator and the largest heat producer Operations in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany and Poland Electricity: generation, transmission, distribution and sale Heat: production, distribution and sale 6 million customers 32 000 employees Vattenfall AB is 100 per cent owned by the Swedish state 2

Europe s fifth largest electricity generator Business Group Nordic (Finland, Sweden, Denmark) TWh per year Business Group Central Europe (Germany, Poland) 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 EDF E.ON RWE ENEL/Endesa Vattenfall Suez/GdF Iberdr./Sc.P. EnBW CEZ Fortum Edison SSE Statkraft EDP U. Fenosa Verbund Essent Atel DONG NUON Centrica 3

Europe s fifth largest electricity generator 4

Early with CO2 activities Development from national to European Power Company 5

From national to European power copmany 1996 Swedish deregulation 2006 ONE VATTENFALL 1969 Nuclear power (Ågesta) 1980 More focus on bio/wind 1952 Transmission (Harsprånget- Hallsberg) 1992 Vattenfall inc. 2000 A European energy company 1950 1960 1970 1980 2000 1990 2000 2006 2008 1909 Founding 1910 Hydro power (Olidan) E2, Denmark CHP:s, Poland 1910 1920 1930 1940 1909 6

Early with CO2 activities Development from national to European Power Company - Large CO2 emitter Early start of R&D CCS Programme for large Power Plants Recognising development of European CO2 Emission Trade System Important for future business 7

Early with R&D CCS programme for large power plants 2000 2004 2008 2015 2020 0.1-0.5 kwth 30 MWth 300 MWel 1000 MWel Research TEST plants Research Prep. Demo PILOT plant Research Engineering DEMO plants Commercial plant Objective of Vattenfall s R&D project on CCS (year 2000): - Develop commercial large scale power plant concepts for carbon capture and storage with large scale Demo 2015-18 - Reduce total cost of CO2 captured and stored to less than 20 EUR/tonne CO2 avoided - Capture rate more than 95% 8

R&D CCS programme for large power plants 2000 2004 2008 2015 2020 0.1-0.5 kwth 30 MWth 300 MWel 1000 MWel Research TEST plants Research Prep. Demo PILOT plant Research Engineering DEMO plants Commercial plant Vattenfall s R&D project on CCS carried out stepwise: Phase 1: Feasibility studies 1999-2000 Is it possible? Phase 2: Gap analysis 2001-2003 What is needed? Phase 3: Concept development/lab tests 2002-2007 Verification concepts Phase 4: Concept verification/pilot plant 2004-2009 Verification selected Preparation Demos/Storage technologies Phase 5: Preparation Demos/ 2008-2012 Pilot verifications Storage Site selection Preparation Demos 9

Vattenfall 30 MW oxyfuel Pilot Plant in Germany Worlds first pilot including the whole chain/components: Power Plant Schwarze Pumpe site Air separation Boiler 30 MWth Ash treatment Electrostatic precipitator CO2 processing unit September 2008 10

Pilot and Demo Projects Schwarze Pumpe, Germany Pilot plant for oxyfuel technology. In operation autumn 2008. Storage 2009 Mongstad, Norway Pilot plant for post-combustion technology. In operation 2010 Full-scale(Demo) planned operation 2014 Aalborg, Denmark Demo plant Post-combustion. Pipeline for underground storage. In operation 2013. Jänschwalde, Germany Demo plant. Post-combustion and oxyfuel technology. In full operation by 2015 at latest. 11

Demo Capture and Storage in Germany Planned Storage Gas field under completion In cooperation with EEG (owner GdF) Research injection decided (CO2 from 30 MW Pilot Plant) Capture Jänschwalde Post Combustion 250-300 MWel in one block OxyFuel Combustion 250-300 MWel in one block 12

Base for present CCS activities for large power plants Knowledge emanating from 8 years R&D activities - Results from a large number of Research Projects - Research since 2000 in own Research and Development Company - Cooperation with a number of Universities and Manufacturers - Taking part in almost all CCS project in EC 6 FP (ENCAP, CASTOR, CO2 ReMoVe, Dynamis, CO2 SINK and a number of projects in7 FP) - Taking part in the ZEP activities - Operating the 30 MW OxyFuel Pilot Plant - Taking part in the Mongstad Test Center Project - Preparation of a number of Demo projects including storage in Denmark, Germany and 13

Vattenfall C02 emission goals 0 % (announced autumn 2008) 20 % 50 % 90 % Vattenfall s goal: 3 % emission reduction 2007-2010 50% emission reduction 1990-2030 Vision: CO 2 -neutral 2050 - Technology development? - Political factors? - Economic factors? 1990 2010 2030 2050 Year 0 for EEC and Kyoto The CO2 emission goal will be reached partly by introduction of CCS in coal fuelled power plants 14

Capture Needs for CCS Progress (Rules) Large Plant investments Transport Rules Infrastructure Long process Strategies Storage External co-financing Rules Strategies storage/ Developed permitting ownership process Some Supporters: EU EIB ZEP Industrial partners Eureletric World Energy Association UNECE 15

CCS Progress Examples: EU EU Directive on the deployment on CCS/ The Environment Committee in the European Parliament voted yes to a proposal to fund a European-wide demonstration program of carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects Word Energy Association Word Energy Association accepts global climate goal for 2050 (Autumn 2008) Partly CCS use US, Canadian, Japanese, European Power companies 16

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