Status of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage—potential and challenges
Nasim Pour, Department of Chemical Engineering, Peter Cook Centre for CCS Research, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Abstract
Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), as a negative emission technology, has been assigned a key role for achieving ambitious mitigation targets in several climate models. One of the main challenges to deploy BECCS at the level required in the stringent emission scenarios is expanding sustainable bioenergy production. Intensification of bioenergy production could result in severe pressure on natural resources, especially land and water, and competition between food, feed, and energy. Thus it potentially ...
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