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The document discusses efforts in Europe to reduce CO2 emissions through carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. Specifically, it mentions that the EU will provide €300 million to fund 12 commercial CCS demonstration projects. It also outlines targets to reduce CO2 emissions from new cars, including interim targets and a long-term 2020 target of 95g CO2/km for new vehicle fleets. Fines will be imposed on manufacturers that exceed emissions limits. Italy is highlighted for its 9.3% reduction in CO2 emissions in 2009 and inauguration of its first experimental CCS plant near Brindisi in March 2011.
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- 1. Projectsto reduce co2 emissions EUROPE Selene Bergese 29/03/11
- 3. Equipping power plants to store CO2 underground To cut their CO2 emissions, industrial installations and power plants could in future: USEnew technology to capture CO2; store it "permanently and safely underground" in geological formations.
- 4. Conditions 300 million will be used to finance 12 commercial demonstration projects by Eu. If there are storage sites available, if the transport facilities are viable, if it is technically and economically feasible to retrofit the power station for CO2 capture Member State's authorities have to guarantee for plants with an output of more than 300 Megawatts a suitable space on the installation site for the equipment necessary to capture and compress CO2.
- 5. Reducing CO2 emissions from new cars Phasing in -manufacturerswillbegiven interim targetsofensuringthataverage CO2 emissionsof: Long term target - the compromise introduced a long term target for 2020 for the newcarfleetofaverageemissionsof 95 g CO2/km.
- 6. Fines Manufacturers will have to pay fines (so called "excess emissions premiums"), if their average emissions of CO2 exceed the specific emission target set by the regulation:
- 7. Advantages SPECIAL TARGETS SUPER CREDITDS Each new passenger car with CO2 emissions of less than 50 g CO2/km shall count as:
- 8. ITALY
- 10. In 2009 Italy was the 4th country in the worldfor reduction of CO2 emission (9.3 %). 01/3/11 the 1° experimentalplant in italytocapture co2 Reached objectives
- 11. First experimental plant in Italy to capture CO2 WHERE? In Italy, near Brindisi. WHEn? It has been inaugurated the 1st march 2011 and it will be activated starting from 2012.
- 12. Some info Itis the 1° in italy Itis the 2° in europe Ituses the ccsSistem (CarbonCapture and Storage) It has been built thanks to an agreement with eni (the Italian National HydrocarbonsAgency) and 100.000 € coming from Europe
- 13. CCS
- 15. COMPRESSING and TRANSPORTING CO2 from the capture location to an appropriate storage location;
- 16. STORING CO2 into underground reservoirs
- 17. MONITORING the injected CO2 to verify its storage.MAIN STEPS