The Harmony programme - World Nuclear Association
Harmony envisages a diverse mix of low carbon generating technologies deployed in such a manner that the benefits of each are maximised while the negative impacts are minimised.
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Harmony envisages a diverse mix of low carbon generating technologies deployed in such a manner that the benefits of each are maximised while the negative impacts are minimised.
Support for Industry to Meaningfully Reduce Emissions with Large-scale Carbon Capture & Storage
The Harmony Programme To meet the growing demand for sustainable energy, we will need nuclear to provide 25% of electricity before 2050 as part of a clean and reliable low-carbon mix. Achieving this means nuclear generation must triple globally by 2050. The Harmony programme is a global initiative of the nuclear industry that provides a framework for action, working with key stakeholders so that barriers to growth can be removed. Why we need Harmony An increased share of low-carbon sources, as well as a drastically reduced level of fossil fuels, work together in harmony to secure...
1 jun 2021 Pre-feasibility Study Looking to Progress CO2 Capture REGINA, Saskatchewan, June 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amplifying the impact of emission reductions through carbon capture and storage (CCS) is the focus of a new pre-feasibility study exploring the potential application of carbon dioxide (CO 2) capture on 750-megawatt coal-fired power plants. This project is part of a broad study examining the viability of a regional commercial-scale geologic CO 2 storage hub in the Southeastern U.S. The International CCS Knowledge Centre (Knowledge Centre), based in Regina, SK Canada, is co...
Investegate announcements from International CCS Knowledge Ce, Pre-feasibility Study Looking to Progress CO2 Capture