The new scenario involving the rapid energy supply transition from oil-based to natural gas-
based undoubtedly affects the future carbon capture and storage (CCS) and offers an …

The increase in the level of greenhouse gases into the environment, specifically carbon
dioxide (CO 2), leads to global warming, and limiting its emission has been a primary …

Climate change is known to be dominantly caused by the increased concentration of
greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, in particular CO2. To prevent excessive accumulation …

Metal–organic framework (MOF) and gas hydrate synergy is a potential technology for CH 4
storage and CO 2 separation. This review introduces the structural characteristics of MOFs …

In recent decades, both rising energy demand and increasing population have led to a
significant increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2). Natural gas, the primary source of …

Gas hydrates are viewed as a potential process enabler for several critical technological
applications such as methane storage, hydrogen storage, gas separation, desalination …

Global warming issue, which increasingly aggravates over time, necessitates the carbon
capture and storage (CCS) technology for its efficient mitigation. Among the major CCS …

Gas hydrates have been proposed as a potential technology for a number of applications,
such as separation of gas mixtures, CO2 capture, transportation, and sequestration …

Subsea sequestration retains a huge potential in terms of the long-term viability of stable
CO2 storage and, therefore, can contribute to global carbon neutrality by addressing global …

Naturally occurring methane (CH 4) hydrates in oceanic sediments have been stable for
millions of years. As a natural analog, is it possible to store carbon dioxide (CO 2) in the form …