This report presents a comparative lifecycle analysis of various power generation systems, evaluating their energy balance, greenhouse gas emissions, and economic viability. The study focuses on coal, natural gas, and biomass-based systems, both with and without carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration. By examining these different configurations, the research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of their environmental and energetic impacts, offering crucial data for informed decision-making in the energy sector.

This technical report provides a detailed comparative analysis of energy systems, focusing on environmental and economic factors. The scope covers established fossil fuel technologies alongside biomass, incorporating the complex variable of CO2 sequestration. The research is presented as a data-driven assessment intended for professionals and policymakers in the energy and environmental fields.