Closed amerfort closed 2 weeks ago
could you copy in as a comment 2-4 plots with the main changes in the results (from a compscen with old/new version)- CCS deployment over time for EU and other world regions (in case the changes also affected other world regions, I am not totally sure about this from the description), ... sure, the compScen has it all, but having to download it first makes it much less likely that people briefly checking what this change did will actually see the plots :-)
Very good point, Robert! Thanks a lot!
Here is an EU-27 plot with scenarios with the largest CCS deployment from Renatos EU2040 target analysis: red is the old version and green is with reduced 2025-2030 capacities. You can also see that Germany's very strict CCS cap was lifted and the new version now deploys some CCS (as a proxy for a shared EU-wide CCS infrastructure)
and here is the H12 representation of the same runs:
Purpose of this PR
We want to realistically constrain near-term CCS deployment in line with IEA-data on projects that are operational or under construction as well as announced projects. From all announced projects we now assume by default that only 40% will be realised by 2030 (previously the upper limit on CCS was 100% of all announced projects). This assumption can be altered with the new switch
c_SharenonFIDCCS2030c_fracRealfromAnnouncedCCScap2030
Furthermore, the very stringent CCS limit for DEU in 2030 was removed, as it is no longer needed. The reason is that CCS is now prominently discussed in German politics and the law that previously forbid it will be changed.
Edits:
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)Further information (optional):
/p/projects/ecemf/REMIND/2040_scenarios/_sharedRuns/v06_2024_05_14_rev1_x_CCStest_Anne/compScen-ccs_near-term-2024-05-24_10.13.14-EU27-short.pdf