The distinction between carbon storage and sequestration is vital for developing effective strategies to mitigate climate ...

Carbon capture, the process of capturing and separating CO 2 from emission streams, is often combined with geological sequestration and enhanced oil recovery under the umbrella term CCUS (carbon ...

If you are unsure what geological carbon sequestration is, check out our electronic resources page for answers to some frequently asked questions and for links to where you can find out more ...

Climate change presents an unprecedented global challenge, mainly driven by increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Among these gases, carbon dioxide (CO₂) stands out as the most critical, primarily ...

One option would be a mandatory link between carbon sequestration and fossil fuel extraction. We propose a more direct approach: a mandatory link between carbon sequestration and fossil fuel ...

There is also a vast documented capacity of geological storage across China. This makes geological sequestration projects an ideal focal point for near-term collaboration. This phase would consist of ...

Only permanent storage, such as geological sequestration, has the potential to achieve this balance. Moreover, the scientists advocate for a "like-for-like" approach to neutralization, meaning ...

Louisiana is leading the way in carbon sequestration, but could shifting federal priorities threaten the industry’s future?

Western Michigan University is one of 40 partners in an eight state research consortium, the Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership, led by Battelle. Michigan’s industry partner is Core ...

One ambitious research initiative has found that liquid and supercritical carbon dioxide droplets can be stabilized by particles creating emulsions that have several advantages for carbon dioxide ...

The evolving story of carbon capture, utilisation and sequestration (CCUS) in the Asia Pacific (Apac) region is complex. This opportunity is positioned at a strategic nexus between the industrialised, ...