Objective
This proposal aims to develop high-potential novel and environmentally benign technologies and processes for post-combustion CO2 capture leading to real breakthroughs. The proposal includes all main separation technologies for post-combustion CO2 capture; absorption, adsorption and membranes. Enzyme based systems, bio-mimicking systems and other novel forms of CO2 binding will be explored. For each technology we will focus on chosen set of promising concepts (four for absorption, two for adsorption and two for membranes). We aim to achieve 25% reduction in efficiency penalty compared to a demonstrated state-of-the-art capture process in the EU project CESAR and deliver proof-of-concepts for each technology.
The various technologies and associated process concepts will be assessed using a novel methodology for comparing new and emerging technologies, for which limited data are available and the maturity level varies substantially. Based on the relative performance using various performance indicators, a selection of two breakthrough technologies will be made. Those two technologies will be further studied in order to do a more thorough benchmarking against demonstrated state-of-the-art technologies. A technological roadmap, based on a thorough gap analysis, for industrial demonstration of the two technologies will finally be established.
HiPerCap involves 14 partners, from both the public and private sectors (research, academia, and industry), from 6 different EU Member States and Associated States, and two International Cooperation Partner Countries (Russia and Australia). The HiPerCap consortium includes all essential stakeholders in the technology supply chain for CCS: power companies, RTD providers, suppliers, manufacturers (of power plants, industrial systems, equipment, and materials), and engineering companies.
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- engineering and technology chemical engineering separation technologies
- natural sciences biological sciences biochemistry biomolecules proteins enzymes
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FP7-ENERGY-2013-1
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7034 Trondheim
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7491 Trondheim
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2595 DA Den Haag
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28006 MADRID
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7500 AH Enschede
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2601 ACTON ACT
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119991 MOSKVA
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RG22 4BA Basingstoke
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1363 Hovik
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75008 Paris
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75794 PARIS
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G2C 1T9 QUEBEC
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3531 BV UTRECHT
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B37 7YE Birmingham
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8045 Graz
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8074 RAABA
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28033 Madrid
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