tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2718819858434072309.post6939115355382337417..comments2009-12-29T13:22:56.059-05:00Comments on Granite Viewpoint: Portsmouth based carbon capture firm completes pil...Granite Viewpointhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14044061178423886105noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2718819858434072309.post-73348086334453574032009-12-29T13:22:56.059-05:002009-12-29T13:22:56.059-05:00Powerspan's latest test results:
http://powers...Powerspan's latest test results:<br />http://powerspan.com/pilotresults.aspxAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2718819858434072309.post-87527811322331680432009-12-23T20:19:20.471-05:002009-12-23T20:19:20.471-05:00Shouldn't one New Hampshire company help anoth...Shouldn't one New Hampshire company help another NH company reduce its CO2? Of course.<br /><br />Were PSNH to deploy Powerspan's post-combustion CO2 capture process on the Merrimack coal-fired plant, it could possibly remove 90%, or 3.3 million tons, of its carbon dioxide emissions.<br /><br /> At $50/ton for capture and compression, this would cost approximately $166,500,000 annually. And that's before the cost of pipeline transport and sequestration is included.<br /><br />Nothing cheap about carbon sequestration. Pity the poor PSNH ratepayer.<br /><br />Farrell S. Seiler, Chairman<br />Carbon Action Alliance<br />Littleton, NH<br />chair@carbonactionalliance.orgFarrell S. Seilerhttp://www.carbonactionalliance.orgnoreply@blogger.com