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The role of geomechanics for geological carbon storage [PDF]
Gondwana Research, 2023 Geological Carbon Storage (GCS) is a technology that captures CO2 released by human activities and injects it into a specific formation for long-term storage. Globally, GCS is being explored as a feasible option for combating climate change. The formation pressure increases when large amounts of CO2 are injected into the subsurface.
Yongcun Feng +5 more
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A prudent planetary limit for geologic carbon storage. [PDF]
NatureAbstract Geologically storing carbon is a key strategy for abating emissions from fossil fuels and durably removing carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) from the atmosphere 1,2 .
Gidden MJ +10 more
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Recent research advances in enhanced CO2 mineralization and geologic CO2 storage [PDF]
, 2023 Enhanced CO2 mineralization and geologic CO2 storage have received increasing attention as two prominent approaches in combating climate change and fostering sustainable development of human society.
Zhang, Liwei +3 more
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Central North Sea - CO2 Storage Hub Enabling CCS Deployment in the UK and Europe [PDF]
, 2012 Carbon Capture & Storage is widely recognised as a vital technology which will play a significant role in the generation of low carbon electricity. CCS has the potential to reduce the carbon emissions of fossil fuelled power stations by as much as 90% as
Scottish Enterprise +1 more
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Rapid solubility and mineral storage of CO2 in basalt [PDF]
, 2014 The long-term security of geologic carbon storage is critical to its success and public acceptance. Much of the security risk associated with geological carbon storage stems from its buoyancy.
Gislason S.R et al
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Carbon Capture and Storage Regulatory Test Toolkit [PDF]
, 2011 Large point sources of carbon dioxide are responsible for a significant proportion of the world's greenhouse gas emissions - with fossil fuel power stations and other large-scale industrial activities responsible for around half of the total.
Evar, Benjamin +2 more
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The carbon storage benefits of agroforestry and farm woodlands [PDF]
, 2014 Planting trees on agricultural land either as farm woodlands or agroforestry (trees integrated with farming) is one option for reducing the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Trees store carbon as biomass, and may increase carbon storage in the ground.
Upson, Matthew A.
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Estimating geological CO2 storage security to deliver on climate mitigation
Nature Communications, 2018 Carbon capture and storage can help reduce CO2 emissions but the confidence in geologic CO2 storage security is uncertain. Here the authors present a numerical programme to estimate leakage from wells and find that under appropriate regulation 98% of ...
Juan Alcalde +9 more
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Functional response of a near-surface soil microbial community to a simulated underground CO2 storage leak. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2013 Understanding the impacts of leaks from geologic carbon sequestration, also known as carbon capture and storage, is key to developing effective strategies for carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions management and mitigation of potential negative effects.
Sergio E Morales, William E Holben
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Oil & Gas Science and Technology, 2019 Geologic Carbon Sequestration (GCS) has been widely considered as a significant means for reducing CO2 emissions to address global climate change. The caprock sealing plays a key role in determining permanence and security of carbon dioxide (CO2) storage
Ma Xin +4 more
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