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2 Hankuk University of Foreign Studies(HUFS), 107, Imun-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, 02450, Korea Abstract >> Recently the Korean government announced its decision to select the 3 rd proposal, which targets reducing CO2 by 37% of the BAU level by 2030, for the Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC). According to this proposal, natural gas (or equivalent gas) combined cycle (NGCC) are suggested as alternatives for conventional pulverized coal (PC). In this study, we analyzed the environmental, economic, and energy mixing aspects of synthetic natural gas combined cycle(SNGCC) using NETL material (2011~2012 version) and other domestic materials (2014 version). We found the following conclusions: 1) Considering carbon capture and storage (CCS) integration, CO2 emission factors of SNGCC and supercritical PC are the same. However, 60% of CO2 from SNGCC is produced as high pressure and high purity (99%) gas, making it highly suitable for CCS, which is now strongly supported by the government. 2) Based on the economic analysis for SNGCC using domestic materials and comparison with NGCC, it was found that the settlement price of SNGCC was 30% lower than that of NGCC.

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Economical and Environmental Study on SNG Combined Cycle Integrated with CCS for Large-Scale Reduction of CO&lt;sub&gt;2&lt;/sub&gt; (Based on NETL Report)