The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has
published a study to assist in the understanding of the current
development status of AGTs, and to inform
future policy direction and innovation spending in relation to
this class of technologies.
It was split into 5 tasks, the first of which covered project
set-up and steering board formation and does not have a
corresponding report.
The term ‘advanced gasification technologies (AGTs)’ is used to
refer to thermal conversion technologies (gasification or
pyrolysis) for conversion of biomass or waste into aviation fuel,
diesel, hydrogen, methane and other hydrocarbons. This study does
not include technologies used to produce electricity.
Documents
Advanced Gasification
Technologies Review and Benchmarking: summary report
PDF, 342KB, 22
pages
Task 2 report: Review of
current status of advanced gasification technologies
PDF, 4.6MB, 164
pages
Task 3 report: Methodology
for techno-economic assessment of advanced gasification
technologies
PDF, 803KB, 47
pages
Task 4 report:
Opportunities and barriers for next generation AGTs
PDF, 459KB, 48
pages
Task 5 report: Technical
assessment and economic analysis
PDF, 3.78MB, 116
pages
Task 5: Levelised Cost of End
Product (LCOX) calculation - breakdown summary
MS Excel Spreadsheet, 42.3KB
Task 5: Levelised Cost of End
Product (LCOX) calculation - full CCUS
MS Excel Spreadsheet, 261KB
Task 5: Levelised Cost of End
Product (LCOX) calculation - no CCUS
MS Excel Spreadsheet, 246KB
Task 5: Levelised Cost of End
Product (LCOX) calculation - part CCUS
MS Excel Spreadsheet, 252KB
