What a DOC plant costs,
within reason.
The ranges we plan against, and a model you can adjust.
Four inputs move the answer.
Power price and CAPEX dominate. Transport and storage and stack replacement are second order.
| CAPEX | 60–80 M USD |
|---|---|
| Power price | 42–77 USD/MWh |
| Electricity use | 3.0–3.2 MWh per tonne of CO₂ |
| Transport and storage | 50–70 USD per tonne |
| Full cost | 450–550 USD per net tonne (estimated) |
Assumptions: 50,000 t/yr gross, ~43,000 t/yr net, 20 years, 50% debt at 3%, stack replacement USD 30/t, maintenance 2% of CAPEX.
Captura's Kona pilot. Image: Captura.
Adjust four inputs.
See the range.
Simplified and illustrative. The full model, with the CAPEX breakdown, is available under NDA.
43,000Net removal, t/yr
—Full cost, USD per net tonne
—Equity IRR, illustrative
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Illustrative only; not investment advice or a price commitment.
What moves the result
A 20% change in power price or CAPEX moves returns more than any other input. Transport, storage and stack replacement are second order.
What this page is not
Not a forecast, a valuation or an offer — the range we plan against, so you can test your own assumptions.
