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Integration of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage with Molten Salt Thermal Energy Storage and Microalgal Carbon Fixation for Circular Development in the Thermal Power Sector

Authors: GU Xuedian; DENG Jiakang; CHANG Haixing; Shih-Hsin HO; REN Nanqi

DOI: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202608002Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Energy consumption per unit CO2 captured reduced by 30–40% via molten salt TES replacing steam extraction, directly addressing the dominant operational cost in amine-based CCUS. • • Overall carbon fixation efficiency increased by 15–20% through integration of microalgal secondary fixation, extending the carbon utilization chain beyond primary capture. • • Investment payback period shortened to less than five years, indicating economic viability for retrofitting existing CFPP CCUS projects without major capital overhaul. • • Algal sludge converted to biomass fuel for co-firing, closing the carbon loop and reducing waste disposal burden, enhancing circular economy credentials.