Description
Deployment of Carbon Capture and Storage: Insights, Case Studies and Best Practices presents the latest research and technologies on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), building on the topics to provide case studies and lesson learned from early stage projects. The book highlights CCS storage technologies deployed at scale to offer readers insights and guidance that will ensure they make sound decisions when developing CCS programs. Cost and risk minimization techniques are included to minimize cost and risk for wide-scale commercial deployment required by 2050. Global case studies on CCS technology and high TLR provide readers with unique insight into worldwide activity.Readers will gain a thorough understanding of the full CCS chain as applied across multiple settings including energy, chemical, geological and environmental industries, as well as an authoritative understanding of international policy and regulation factors.- Includes an international case study from a variety of regions that provides insights and context to topics discussed- Promotes best practices that support readers in their decision-making- Includes high TRL technology insights, focusing on technologies reaching commercial deployment to achieve 2050 sustainability targets
Table of Contents
1. Introduction 2. CO2 capture technologies 3. CO2 transport network development 4. Geological storageSection 1: Storage types 5. Saline aquifer storage- Case study from CarbonNet, Victoria Australia 6. Depleted hydrocarbon field storage- Case study from Porthos & the P18 fields, NetherlandsSection 2: Site management 7. Site Characterisation- Case study from Tomakomai, Japan 8. Risk Management and Monitoring, Case study from Quest, Canada 9. Future for CCS
