Fault and fracture stability: A caprock integrity analysis and NCCS mobility program.
NCCS (Norwegian CCS Research Centre) envisages injection and storage of CO2 into subsurface aquifers of the northern Horda Platform which is situated in…
Utilization of municipal solid waste to achieve negative CO2 emissions
While calcium looping (CaL) technology is commonly discussed for conventional power or cement plants, its application in the waste-to-energy (WtE) sector is rarely…
ImpreCCS: Lower CCS cost and risk through better CO2 viscosity and thermal conductivity knowledge
We think that carbon capture and storage (CCS) will be a vital technology in order to avoid the catastrophic consequences of global climate…
Better understanding of CO2 liquefaction (Towards identifying optimal transport conditions for ship-based CCS)
Authors: Han Deng, Simon Roussanaly, Geir Skaugen Ship-based transport of CO2 is an attractive technology for early deployment of CCS. It has several…
FTIR combined with multivariate analysis for monitoring of solvent composition in CO2 capture plant.
For post combustion CO2 capture, solvents which are blends of amines and/or other additives are often used. Monitoring of the solvent composition is…
Multiphase CO2 flow: New numerical method and NCCS mobility program
While Capture and Storage are so close in the well-known alias “CCS”, large distances may separate the sites where they actually occur. How…