Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), has been deemed an essential component
for climate change mitigation and is conducive to enabling a low-carbon and sustainable …

The development of the carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) supply chain will
require the establishment of a regulatory and legal regime, both at the international and …

In a developing country like India, the primary source of power generation is fossil fuels. The
lion's share of India's electricity production is from fossil fuels leading to massive …

CCUS technology has the potential to reduce emissions substantially from the whole
lifecycle of traditional energy-intensive industry on a large-scale basis. A summary of the …

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies are effective for urgently
dealing with climate change and reducing carbon dioxide (CO 2). The storage of CO 2 in …

This paper describes a system-level risk assessment for the Shenhua CO 2 storage site,
China, using the National Risk Assessment Partnership Integrated Assessment Model for …

The success of a new technology (like carbon capture and storage (CCS)) not only depends
on sound technical and engineering practice but also involves societal, political and …

Offshore carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is to capture CO 2 from emission
sources and then inject the captured CO 2 into sub-seabed geological reservoirs, thus it will …

The geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO 2) is a key approach that responds to climate
change by reducing the emission of anthropogenic greenhouse gases. However, the CO 2 …

Coal ashes are normally considered as a waste obtained by the coal combustion in thermal
power plants. Their utilization inside the site where are produced represents an important …