Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha and Kansai Electric Power have jointly studied optimal marine transportation and storage schemes for the liquefied CO2 from KEPCO’s thermal power plants to develop the Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage value chain since the signing of a memorandum of understanding on January 19, 2023.
Having completed an initial joint study on liquefied CO2 shipping, the two companies have now entered into a service agreement to study feasibility related to the liquefied CO2 carrier’s design involving domestic and foreign shipyards. This detailed study, which includes design development by shipyards, is ahead of the initiatives of other CO2 emitters.
Based on this Service Agreement, “K” LINE and KEPCO will study and develop optimal specifications for liquefied CO2 carriers and aim to realize liquefied CO2 marine transportation.
“K” LINE and KEPCO are accelerating actions toward the realization of a zero-carbon society through detailed research and the implementation of studies toward the delivery of a liquefied CO2 carrier that will play an important role in the CCS value chain.
Outline
- Summarization of issues in the design of an optimal liquefied CO2 carrier, shipbuilding technologies and shipping costs aiming for the fast realization of liquefied CO2 marine transportation.
- Feasibility studies related to liquefied CO2 carrier designs implemented by shipyards
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Source: KEPCO
