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+====== Coal efficiency ======
+The data for efficiencies and emissions of the [[coal_more|Coal Power Plants]] with and without [[co2_storage_more_2|CCS]] comes from the NEEDS project. In the report <sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup>, there are three different forecasts for each technology and year (2025 or 2050): Pessimistic (PE), Realistic optimistic (RO) and Very optimistic (VO).
+Next table includes the efficiencies for the different kinds of coal power plants together with the scenarios that have been selected for the years 2035 and 2050 in the calculator.
+^ ^  Efficiency [%] <sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup>  ^^^^
+^:::  ^  **2035**  ^^  **2050**  ^^
+^**Technology**^  **No CCS**  ^  **CCS**  ^  **No CCS**  ^  **CCS**  ^
+|**SC**|46 (2011)| | | |
+|**USC**|50 //(2050PE)//|43 //(2050PE)//|52 //(2025VO)//|45 //(2025VO)//|
+|**A-USC**|52 //(2025VO)//|45 //(2025VO)//|54 //(2050RO)//|49 //(2050RO)//|
+|**IGCC**|54 //(2025RO)//|48 //(2025RO)//|54.5 //(2050RO)//|48.5 //(2050RO)//|
+The efficiency of a coal power plant is defined as follows:
+$\eta = \frac{E^-}{Q^+}$
+^$\eta$ |Efficiency [%] |
+^$E^-$ |Electricity produced by the alternator [kWh] |
+^$Q^+$ |Combustion heat from coal (LHV basis) [kWh] |
+===== References =====
+[1] [[http://www.needs-project.org/docs/RS1a%20D7.2%20Final%20report%20on%20advanced%20fossil%20power%20plants.pdf|NEEDS project(2008), Final report on technical data, costs, and life cycle inventories of advanced fossil power generation systems]]

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