Evaluation of Carbon Capture and Storage as a Best Available Technique - Grumley, John Andrew
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The perceived benefit of CCS technology is in its ability to remove carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources of pollution. The objective of this study was to further the understanding of its potential application in industry by assessing whether it can be considered a Best Available Technique (BAT). Under Article 15 of the European Industrial Emissions Directive (2010/75/EU), BAT is to be given a more prominent role in the regulation of installations bound by its requirements. With this the need for operators to justify chosen technologies as BAT is enshrined in EU legislation.

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The perceived benefit of CCS technology is in its ability to remove carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources of pollution. The objective of this study was to further the understanding of its potential application in industry by assessing whether it can be considered a Best Available Technique (BAT). Under Article 15 of the European Industrial Emissions Directive (2010/75/EU), BAT is to be given a more prominent role in the regulation of installations bound by its requirements. With this the need for operators to justify chosen technologies as BAT is enshrined in EU legislation.
Autorenporträt
John Grumley is a chartered chemical engineer. He has been working in the environmental consultancy industry since 2003. Mr Grumley holds a bachelors degree in Chemical & Process Engineering from the University of Sheffield, both a Master¿s degree in Environmental Technology from UMIST and separately in Energy Management from DIT.