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Emissions targets and least cost generation options

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06 February 2007The study determined the least cost generation mix required to meet the following
emission targets for the power generation sector at 2030: 140% of 2000 emissions; 100% of 2000 emissions' 70% of 2000 emissions. The study considered three technology suites for power generation: All known and likely future technologies available, including nuclear and carbon
capture and storage; All technologies as described above but without nuclear; All technologies described above but without nuclear or carbon capture and storage.

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