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Report, An Engineering-Economic Model of Pipeline Transport of CO2 with Application to Carbon Capture and Storage

McCoy and Rubin’s 2008 report estimates total cost and the cost per ton of transporting varying amounts of CO2 over a range of distances for different regions of the continental United States. An engineering-economic model of pipeline CO2 transport is developed for this purpose.

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