软件部署
温室气体
限制
比例(比率)
工作(物理)
新兴技术
环境科学
竞赛(生物学)
环境经济学
工程类
计算机科学
机械工程
经济
生态学
物理
软件工程
量子力学
人工智能
生物
作者
Filippo Bisotti,Karl Anders Hoff,Anette Mathisen,Jon Hovland
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.ces.2023.119416
摘要
Currently, scientists and investors consider Direct Air Capture (DAC) as one of the candidates to reduce CO2 emissions. The emissions cut is pressing since 30% (i.e., 20 GtCO2/y) of the current greenhouse gas emissions must be addressed by 2030. In seven years, CO2 removal (CDR) technologies are expected to reach a Technology Readiness Level (TRL), relevant to industrial applications. The most promising technologies are at TRL-7, but the jump to TRL-11 in the new IEA scale for disruptive technologies looks unlikely because the scale-up from small pilots to industrial scale requires time and large investments. Moreover, validation on a large scale is still missing or even unplanned. This work also identifies the critical materials supply chain and the competition with the energy transition as limiting factors which could further hinder DAC deployment and reduce DAC contribution in the next years when a first significant emissions cut should be addressed.
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