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would around 70% for IGCC. For the ambient con-                                   ghlights 2013 - International Energy Agency, Paris, France
ditions of this assessment, using sea-water cooling                               www.iea.org
instead of cooling towers increases the thermal effi-
ciency by a maximum of 0.7 percentage points and                                  [2] IEAGHG (2014): CO2 Capture at Coal Based Power
using air cooling reduces the efficiency by a maxi-                               and Hydrogen Plants - Report 2014/3, May 2014, IEA-
mum of 0.7 percentage points and both of these                                    GHG, Cheltenham, UK, www.ieaghg.org
cooling systems have little impact on the capital
cost. However, at higher ambient temperatures the                                 [3] IEAGHG (2013): Toward a Common Method of Cost
impact of air cooling is expected to be more ne-                                  Estimation for CO2 Capture and Storage at Fossil Fuel
gative.                                                                           Power Plants - IEAGHG report 2013/TR2, March 2013,
                                                                                  IEAGHG, Cheltenham, UK, www.ieaghg.org
Paper presented at Power-Gen Europe, 3rd – 5th
June 2014, Cologne, Germany                                                       [4] Finkenrath M. (2011): Cost and Performance of Car-
                                                                                  bon Dioxide Capture from Power Generation - Internatio-
References                                                                        nal Energy Agency, Paris, France
[1] IEA (2013): CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion - Hi-

John Davison

John has worked as a Project Manager at IEA GHG                                   transportation, renewable energy and biological
                                                                                  carbon sequestration. Prior to joining IEAGHG he
since 1997, where his main role is to provide impar-                              worked for British Coal on coal utilisation R&D and
                                                                                  in energy consultancy. He was one of the lead au-
tial assessments of technologies and                ccoonsctsenotfraCteOd2        thors of the IPCC Special Report on CCS and is a
abatement. In recent years he has                                                 chartered chemical engineer.

mainly on managing and carrying out studies on

CcoOn2scuampintugreinidnupsotrwieesr.               generation and large  energy
                                                    He has also worked    on CO2

Luca Mancuso

Luca is Process Director in Amec Foster Wheeler,                                  In the field of CCS, he has successfully worked for
with a first class degree in chemical engineering.                                a large number of renowned international compa-
He joined Amec Foster Wheeler since 2000 as pro-                                  nies and organizations.
cess engineer. In Amec Foster Wheeler, Luca had                                   The acquisition of this expertise allowed Luca to
the opportunity to develop a deep experience in                                   publish several papers and to present them at in-
the design of fossil-based power and chemical ge-                                 ternational conferences on Gasification Technolo-
neration plants, following feasibility studies, basic                             gies and Greenhouse Gas Control techniques.
design and detailed engineering phases of several
worldwide projects.

Noemi Ferrari

Noemi is Power Senior Process Engineer in Amec                                    generation, gas treatment and chemical production
Foster Wheeler, with 7 years of experience. She joi-                              plants, following feasibility studies, front-end engi-
ned Amec Foster Wheeler in 2008 as a process                                      neering design phase and EPC phase of different
engineer, with a Master Degree in Chemical Engi-                                  projects. Particular area of expertise is the design
neering at Politecnico di Milano.                                                 of gasification plants for the combined production
In this role, Noemi had the opportunity to develop                                of hydrogen and electric energy, with and without
her experience in the design of fossil-based power                                carbon dioxide sequestration

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