M. Walters - Promoting Advanced Coal Technologies through Industry Collaboration

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Promo%ngAdvancedCoalTechnologies

throughIndustryCollabora%on

MeganWalters

CoalU'liza'onResearchCouncil(CURC)

June18,2013ResearchExperienceinCarbonSequestra'on(RECS)2013


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CoalU'liza'onResearchCouncilAnindustryadvocacygrouporganizedtopromotethe

research,development,demonstra1onanddeploymentoftechnologythatwillenablethelongtermuseofourna9onsabundantcoalsuppliesinacost-effec9veand

environmentallyacceptablemanner

WhatisCURC?


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ADA-EnvironmentalSolu'ons AirProductsandChemicals AlphaNaturalResources AlstomPower,Inc. AmericanCoalCouncil AmericanCoali'onforCleanCoalElectricity AmericanElectricPower** AngloAmericanThermalCoal ArchCoal,Inc.* TheBabcock&WilcoxCompany BaVelle/PacificNorthwestNa'onalLaboratory CaterpillarGlobalMining CenterforCoalTechnologyResearch CloudPeakEnergy** CONSOLEnergy,Inc. DukeEnergyServices EdisonElectricIns'tute(EEI) ElectricPowerResearchIns'tute(EPRI) EnergyIndustriesofOhio FutureGenIndustrialAlliance GlobalCCSIns'tute GeneralElectricCompany TheGreaterPiVsburghChamberofCommerce IllinoisCoalAssocia'on IllinoisDepartmentofCommerceandEconomicOpportunity KentuckyCoalAssocia'on KentuckyOfficeofEnergyPolicy

LG&EEnergy MitsubishiHeavyIndustriesAmerica LehighUniversity TheLindeGroup Na'onalRuralElectricCoopera'veAssocia'on OhioStateUniversity PeabodyEnergy PennsylvaniaCoalAlliance PennStateUniversity Praxair,Inc. PraV&WhitneyRocketdyne SchlumbergerCarbonServices SouthernCompany* SouthernIllinoisUniversity StateofOhio,AirQualityDevelopmentAuthority Tenaska,Inc. Tri-StateGenera'on&TransmissionAssocia'on UnitedMineWorkersofAmerica UniversityofKentucky UniversityofNorthDakotasEnergy&EnvironmentalResearchCenter UniversityofTexas@Aus'n UniversityofUtah UniversityofWyoming WestirginiaCoalAssocia'on WestirginiaUniversity WesternResearchIns'tute WyomingMiningAssocia'on

WhoAreCURCsMembers?

Companiesinredindicate2013SteeringCommiFeeMembers*CURC2013Co-chairs

**CURC2013Vice-Chairs


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Co-Chairmen

ChrisHobson-SenioricePresidentofEnvironmentalAffairs,SouthernCompany

Vice-Chairmen

MarkMcCullough-Execu'veicePresidentofGenera'on,AmericanElectricPower

JimOrchard-SenioricePresidentofMarke'ngand

GovernmentAffairs,CloudPeakEnergy

DeckSlone-icePresidentofGovernment,InvestorandPublicAffairs,ArchCoal,Inc.

CURCLeadershipTeam


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Examinetechnologypathwaysandsolu'onsforthecon'nueduseofcoal

Createandadvocateforpoliciesandprogramsforresearch,demonstra'onanddeployment

ofadvancedcoaltechnologies:

CURC-EPRIRoadmap AnnualFundingforCoalR&D

3PartTechnologyProgramtoTakeCoalfromTodayIntotheFuture

WhatexactlydoesCURCdo?


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The Roadmap is a plan

to be undertaken inpartnership with thefederal government

to improve theenvironmental

performance of coal while

continuing to deliver low-

cost electricity, energyand other valuable coal-

derived products toAmerica, and defines a

set of specific technologysolutions in order to meet

those goals.

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Independentofaclimatedriver,lessCO2isemiFedasaresultofincreasedpowergenera%onefficiency,andlesscoal

isusedforthesameunitofpoweroutput

Reducedemissionsoftradi%onalairpollutants,reducedwateruseandconsump%on,andreduced

CO2emissions

2010StateoftheArtBaselineDataReduc'onsreflectarangeofvaluesforbothPCandIGCCtechnologychangesaer

2010,butthereduc'onsin2010areverysignificant:

CO2:0%(nocarboncontrolsinuse)

NOxandSO2:90-99%reduc'onPM:99.6%reduc'on

Mercury:90%reduc'on

WaterWithdrawalReduc%on(asaresultofcoolingtowers):98%

TheRoadmapDeliversImprovements

inEnvironmentalPerformance


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EIA2012LCOEcostprojec%onsfornewunits

star%ngopera%onsin2017(in

$/MWh)

Advancedcoal$112.2/MWh

Wind$98.8/MWh

Gas(conven%onalcombinedcycle)

$68.6/MWh

Gas(advancedCC)$65.6/MWh

Nuclear$112.7/MWh

Advancedcoalw/CCS$140/MWh

TheCURC/EPRITechnologyRoadmapDelivers

ImprovementsinPowerCosts


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Y2014DOEBudgetRequest

AComparison(inthousandsofdollars)

Y2011

Enacted

Y2012

Enacted

Y2013

AnnualizedCR

Y2014

Request

EnergyEfficiency&RenewableEnergy 1,771,721 1,780,548 1,820,713 2,775,700

ElectricityDelivery&Energy

Reliability

141,010 136,178 139,954 169,015

NuclearEnergy 725,824 760,466 770,075 735,460

ossilEnergy 586,000 554,806 494,969 494,969

ARPA-E 165,640 275,000 276,683 379,000

OfficeofScience 4,842,665 4,934,980 4,903,461 5,152,752

RacetotheTopforEnergyEfficiency - - 200,000

TOTAL 9,906,896

FossilEnergyrepresentslessthan5%ofDOEproposedFY2014R&Dbudget


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CCSandPowerSystems(Allfiguresin$Thousands)

Y2012

Enacted

Y2013

Annualized

CR

Y2014

Request

Change

Y13v.Y14

CURC

Roadmap

CarbonCapture 66,986 69,320 112,000 +38% 77,400

CarbonStorage112,208 116,116 61,100 -47% 97,560

AdvancedEnergySystems97,169 100,554 48,000 -52% 145,000

Cross-CungResearch47,946 49,435 20,500 -59% 52,400

Totalw/oNETLCoalR&D324,309 335,425 241,600 -28 372,360

NETLCoalR&D35,011 35,225 35,011 - 35,011

PROGRAMTOTAL359,320 370,650 276,631 -25 407,371

CCSandPowerSystemsBudget


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ErnieMoniz,NewSecretaryofEnergy UndersecretaryforDOEunderPresidentClinton FormerprofessorofphysicsandengineeringatMIT

Co-authorof2007FutureofCoalreportcalledforexpandingCCSefforts

ChrisSmith,NewAc'ngAssistantSecretaryofFossilEnergy

formerlyDeputySecretaryofOil&NaturalGas

NewDynamicsatDOE


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Aprogramdesignedto

omaintainU.S.energyoptionsoaddresscontinuingenvironmentalchallengesoenhancedomesticenergysecurityopreserveenergytechnologyleadershipglobally&

osustainlow-costandreliableelectricitysources

AbouttheCURC3-PartProgram


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Address efficiency, reliability,flexibility of the existing coal

fleet; improve/apply CO2 &

other criteria pollutant

mitigation measures

Financial incentives program to

encourage coal-fueled facilities (CTL,SNG, chemicals, electricity) to

capture and use CO2 to recover

crude oil

Through accelerated permitting and

regulatory clarification incentivize

the construction of advanced coalpower plants that will install CCS

when commercially available

Invest today in RD&D program to improvetodays coal-use technologies (evolutionary

technologies)

Initiate R&D programs for transformational

technologies (revolutionary technologies)

2013 2025 2050

Near term program

Existing coal fleet

Mid term program

Encourage new coalbuilds using state-of-the-art

technologies

Long term program

Technologies

for the future

CURCsT

hreePartTechn

ologyProgram

A3-PartTechnologyProgramtotake

Coalfrom2013to2050&Beyond


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CapitolHillDays

AnnualAdvancedCoalTechnologyShowcaseCongressionalStaffBriefingsAnnualCURC-NETLCoalR&DWorkshopWhitePapers

GengtheMessageOut


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MeganWalters

Director,MembershipServices&Development

CoalU'liza'onResearchCouncil(CURC)

[email protected]

202.298.1849

ThankYou!

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