| Publisher |
Society of Petroleum Engineers
| Language | English |
| Document ID | 153117-PA | DOI
 | 10.2118/153117-PA |
| Content Type | Journal Paper |
| Title |
Decision Criteria for Climate Projects
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| Authors |
P. Osmundsen, University of Stavanger, and M. Emhjellen, Petoro A/S
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| Journal | SPE Economics & Management |
| Volume | Volume 4, Number 1 | Pages | pp. 13-23 |
| Date | January
2012 | ISSN | 2150-1173 |
| Copyright |
2011. Society of Petroleum Engineers
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Discipline Categories | 2.5.1 Global Climate Change/CO2 Capture and Management 3.1.8 Capital Budgeting and Project Selection 3.1.7 Project Economics/Valuation 3.7.4 Energy Policy and Regulation 4.10.5 Cost Estimation and Control
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| Keywords | climate projects, decision analyses, CCS, CO2 |
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Summary
This article analyzes commercial decision criteria for climate projects. The
latter will normally be executed by private players, for whom decision criteria
developed from a commercial perspective are important. But such criteria are
also important for the government in calculating the size of subsidies required
for various measures. A ranking of different solutions in a socioeconomic
context must rest on calculations made from a commercial perspective. Examples
of the subjects covered include the calculation of abatement unit costs and
cost estimating for climate projects. The carbon-capture project at the Kårstø
gas-fired power station in southwest Norway is used as a case throughout the
analysis.
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| File Size | 573 KB
| Number of Pages | 11 |