Ann: Calix's LEILAC-1 Project Report Released - Amended, page-13

I liked this bit

The report also outlines some significant areas for further cost reduction associated with the LEILAC technology. The energy penalty has been conservatively assessed, and ideally and theoretically could approach zero (and, in fact, a fully electric installation has been shown to have a net energy saving against current best available technology cement plants of 0.7 GJ/TCO2).

and the brokers will be doing the calcs now on what sort of value to credits can be achieved now.

a full scale, fully developed LEILAC facility capture costs are expected to be in the range of around €14 to €24 per tonne of CO2 avoided – the lowest reported of any technology – with scope for further reduction in cost. Given this analysis, and assuming benchmarked transport and storage costs from CO2 infrastructure, it is estimated that future, fully developed and full scale retrofit LEILAC installations using waste fuel could achieve full chain CCS abatement costs (capture, transport, storage, including CAPEX costs) of around €39 per tonne of CO2 avoided. Around half of these costs relate to transporting and storing the CO2, and nearly a quarter to the capital and operating costs associated with CO2 compression.

IMO it deserved the bounce and it will probably continue with the broker upgrades.