The proposals cover a spectrum of options that range from replacing and retrofitting  fossil fuels power plants with carbon-capture  enabled ones, (some running on biomass - BECCS) to the other end of a 100% wind-water-solar (WWS) system \cite{van_Vuuren_2018,Delucchi_2012,Jacobson_2015,Rogelj_2015,Trainer_2019}. While a workable solution may plausibly involve both options, currently the renewable energy seems to have the feasibility and scale advantage  \cite{Gielen_2019} than pilot-scale CCS-based technologies.  Granted, this may change in the future, especially if there is an inherent value attached to carbon, but currently there is no outlook on this \cite{Durmaz_2018}. Wind energy forms a critical component for the RE portfolio and is expected to continue to expand exponentially in the early transition phase.