EPRI and The University of Texas at Austin evaluated whether conventional carbon capture technologies could achieve emissions reductions beyond the levels typically assumed in most studies.

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What does it take to reduce power plant emissions even further? Researchers from EPRI and The University of Texas at Austin evaluated whether conventional carbon capture…

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EPRI

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Utilities
Location
Palo Alto, US
Company size
1,001–5,000 employees

About EPRI

Founded in 1972, EPRI is the world's preeminent independent, non-profit energy research and development organization, with offices around the world. EPRI's trusted experts collaborate with more than 450 companies in 45 countries, driving innovation to ensure the public has clean, safe, reliable, and affordable access to electricity across the globe. Explore EPRI’s research across the Nuclear, Generation, and Electricity Delivery and Customer Solutions sectors ranging from decarbonization to grid modernization to low carbon resources.

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