Kansai Electric Power Co / KEPCO
Himeji 2 Power Plant Carbon Capture Project
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has begun operations of a new CO₂ capture pilot plant at Kansai Electric Power’s Himeji No.2 power station in Hyogo Prefecture. The facility captures about five tons of CO₂ per day from gas turbine exhaust, serving as a testbed for next-generation capture technologies developed jointly with KEPCO and ExxonMobil. Improvements focus on energy efficiency, cost reduction, lower solvent degradation, and reduced emissions (e.g. amine emissions) via processes like the "Advanced KM CDR Process™" using a solvent called KS-21™.
City
Himeji
Country
Japan
Region
asia_pacific
Project name
Himeji 2 Power Plant Carbon Capture Project
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Overview
Company:
Kansai Electric Power Co / KEPCO
Project name:
Himeji 2 Power Plant Carbon Capture Project
Project categories:
capture
City:
Himeji
State:
Hyogo
Country:
Japan
Region:
Asia-Pacific
Sector:
Natural gas power
EPC company:
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Capacity (Mt/year):
1,825
Status:
Operational
Reference:
Technology licensor:
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries KM CDR Process
Date announced:
Jan-2024
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