SINGAPORE — Singapore's Energy Market Authority (EMA) will co-fund selected carbon capture and storage (CCS) feasibility storage studies proposed by power generation companies and energy firms to help achieve the city-state's net zero emissions target by 2050.
Singapore's Energy Market Authority will co-fund selected carbon capture and storage feasibility storage studies proposed by power generation companies and energy firms to help achieve the city-state's net zero emissions target by 2050.SINGAPORE — Singapore's Energy Market Authority will co-fund selected carbon capture and storage feasibility storage studies proposed by power generation companies and energy firms to help achieve the city-state's net zero emissions target by 2050.
The EMA said in a statement on Monday it aims to study two CCS pathways — post-combustion carbon capture for combined-cycle gas turbines and pre-combustion carbon capture to produce hydrogen for power generation. The agency, however, did not provide a value for the grant. Post-combustion carbon capture refers to the installation of an onsite unit to capture carbon dioxide from waste gas produced during the combustion of natural gas in CCGTs.
Pre-combustion carbon capture refers to the installation of an onsite unit to capture carbon dioxide generated during the production of hydrogen from natural gas. The Singapore government is also developing a CCS project to aggregate carbon dioxide emissions on Jurong Island for overseas storage, with Phase 1 likely to start around 2030.
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