Understanding Carbon Capture w. Craig Golinowski

Oct 13, 2021

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Craig shares the goal of his company, Carbon Infrastructure Partners.
Economic elements driving carbon capture and storage.
The importance of policy designs around carbon prices.
Where the majority of the 40 billion tonnes of annual CO2 emissions come from.
How to deal with our energy problem, as the energy demands increase.
Three themes that dominate the energy industry.
Limitations of wind and solar energy-producing systems.
Craig explains the process of creating electricity through natural gas or coal.
How carbon is captured.
The difference between negative and avoided emissions.
Costs of carbon capture.
Investment potential of carbon infrastructure.
Why Craig thinks we need to stop talking about “decarbonization,” and how he thinks carbon infrastructure should be viewed.
Where renewables make sense, and where they don’t.
Carbon Paradox; what this is, and some examples.
The three factors that need to be taken into consideration when deciding on an energy production method.
Problems with the central planning approach to energy.
What Clean Firm Energy is.
Carbon Infrastructure Partners’ robust deal pipeline.
Examples of projects that Carbon Infrastructure Partners is investing in.
What the carbon capture and storage industry look like currently.
Craig’s thoughts about the future of the emerging carbon capture and storage industry.
The biggest risk to the carbon capture and storage industry.

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