Publication: Analysis of proposed carbon capture projects in the US power sector and co-location with environmental justice communities
- Title
- Publication: Analysis of proposed carbon capture projects in the US power sector and co-location with environmental justice communities
- Asset Type
- en Publication
- Date
- 2025-05-16
- TEDC Main Organization Category
- en Research & Practice
- Creator
- Tishman Environment and Design Center
- Summary
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"This paper is a spatial analysis of CCS projects proposed for the power sector and their co-location with EJ communities. Compiling a proposed project list from four CCS databases, we found that 33 of the 35 projects were located in EJ communities, and that additionally, 423 of the 497 (or 85%) EJ census block groups located within three miles of at least one proposed project currently face heightened environmental stress. These results illustrate both the feasibility and the necessity of analyzing the co-location of proposed CCS buildout in EJ communities, and add to the nascent body of literature evaluating the impacts of carbon
management technologies such as CCS on these communities." - Place
- New York
- Unique Identifier
- TEDC_RP_000573
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