According to the Financial review today, one of the Japanese power companies had some difficulties to build new super-efficient coal fired power station in Japan. However, they could overcome all difficulties through different ways.
Coal is the cheapest option to generate the power at the moment. However, there are some crucial supports will be required even if some new technology has been developed to reduce the environmental impact.
J-Power also owns Osaki Coolgen, a 170 megawatt IGCC pilot plant near Hiroshima, where carbon capture - but not storage - will be demonstrated from 2019. Japan lacks suitable sites for storage, and is concentrating on ways to re-use the carbon for enhanced oil recovery or production of algae for biofuel and fertiliser.
Commercial implementation "depends on performance and capital cost," J-power said.
Is anyone can support to solve these problems from the coal supply side??
Ref: http://www.afr.com/p/national/power_bid_to_make_coal_as_clean_ZnURqMIBwsEJgijq81UVlJ
Coal is the cheapest option to generate the power at the moment. However, there are some crucial supports will be required even if some new technology has been developed to reduce the environmental impact.
J-Power also owns Osaki Coolgen, a 170 megawatt IGCC pilot plant near Hiroshima, where carbon capture - but not storage - will be demonstrated from 2019. Japan lacks suitable sites for storage, and is concentrating on ways to re-use the carbon for enhanced oil recovery or production of algae for biofuel and fertiliser.
Commercial implementation "depends on performance and capital cost," J-power said.
Is anyone can support to solve these problems from the coal supply side??
Ref: http://www.afr.com/p/national/power_bid_to_make_coal_as_clean_ZnURqMIBwsEJgijq81UVlJ
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