by Sören Lindner, Sonja Peterson and Wilhelm Windhorst
- In the next years several power plants throughout Europe have to be replaced and the questions is whether to build coal fired power plants with carbon capture and storage (CCS). In a study for the city of Kiel in northern Germany only a 800 MW coal power plant reaches a required minimum rentability. We use the study for an additional economic and environmental evaluation of a coal plant with CCS.
Lindner, S., S. Peterson and W. Windhorst (2009). "An Economic and Environmental Assessment of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Power Plants: A Case Study for the City of Kiel." Kiel Working Paper No. 1527, June 2009.
