Americas Carbon capture & Sequestration Market

The Americas market had a largest share of around 84% in the global carbon capture and sequestration market in 2013. Americas is the largest market in terms of value and is expected to grow from an estimated $1,001.2 million in 2013 to $2,643.0 million by 2019 at a CAGR of 17.4%.

The report “Americas Carbon Capture & Sequestration Market forecast, 2014-2019” analyses by the types of technology and geography. In term of geography, this region is segmented into U.S., Canada and Brazil. The technologies include industrial separation, oxy-fuel combustion capture, post combustion capture and pre-combustion capture.

Americas had highest share in the carbon capture and sequestration market in 2013. Growing climatic concerns speed up the market in developed countries and strict government policy is driving the growth of carbon capture and sequestration market in this region. U.S. is the major country dominates the Americas carbon capture and sequestration market.

The report in addition provides an extensive competitive landscaping of key companies operating in the carbon capture and sequestration market which include Shell Cansolv, Siemens, Hitachi, Schlumberger, and others. The report also provides an extensive competitive landscaping of companies operating in this market, country wise market share, new product and services launches, M&A, product portfolio of key market players.  

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Product benchmarking outlook
 Information about the captured carbon in different industries
 Information about technologies used by different companies
 Improve understanding of storage processes and confirm their efficiency and effectiveness

Customer Segment Outlook
 Key upcoming project analyses includes
o Project Name
o Developing company
o Feedstock
o Size (in MW)
o Capture process
o CO2 Fate
o Status

 Cancelled and inactive projects with reasons

 Marginal cost analysis of potential power plant deployment
 Additional information on Enhance Oil Recovery (EOR) types includes
• Water flooding or water injection

• Gas injection

• Thermal recovery

• Chemical Injection

• Industry potential

Future prospects
 Quick turn around on key upcoming CCS projects driving the demand
 Analysis and impacts of local and regional environmental regulations by country

Market Capital Outlook
 Capex information
• Historical and forecasted Capex information for each project
• Cost of CCS Components

Current Industry Challenges
 Challenges faced in CCS industry
• Managing environmental and human safety risks associated with geologic storage of CO2
o Onshore
o Offshore
 Risk management plans generally include
• Programmatic risks (including resource and management risks) that may inhibit project progress or costs
 Role of CCS as a Mitigation Technology and Challenges to its Commercialization

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