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Abstract

This study assesses the potential role of natural gas and carbon removal in deeply decarbonized electricity systems in the U.S., evaluating the robustness of these insights to key technology and policy assumptions. The study finds that natural gas-fired generation can lower the cost of electric sector decarbonization, particularly when carbon removal is allowed, and that wind and solar will have higher generation shares than natural gas in most scenarios.

Publisher

Nature Communications

Published On

Aug 12, 2022

Authors

John E. T. Bistline, David T. Young

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