Utility puts CCS to the Test
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AEP is testing the first ever large-scale carbon capture and storage program at a coal plant in West Virigina. Clean Skies News' Dan Goldstein explores the facility, where large amounts of electricity and steam are required to get the lowest energy demand to run the process.
Published: 09/21/10 3:46pm
Running Time: 04:46
Related Keywords: Industry (Coal), Coal, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, Brian Sherrick, Gary Sptiznogle, AEP, Alston, carbon, CCS, CO2, coal, DOE, Ohio River, power plant, West Virginia
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