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Opportunities for the Application of Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Technologies in Case of Global Economy Decarbonization (Review)

verfasst von: S. P. Filippov, O. V. Zhdaneev

Erschienen in: Thermal Engineering | Ausgabe 9/2022

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There are a few economy and power industry decarbonization lines that mutually complement each other in view of constraints imposed on the scales of using each of them. The attractiveness of applying CO₂ capture and storage (CCS) technologies for these purposes stems from the possibility of reaching carbon neutrality while retaining the use of fossil fuels in the power industry for a long period of time. This is especially important with respect to coal as the most carbon-intensive fuel. The development of a CCS industry will open the possibility to make a smooth transition from the predominantly fossil-fuel based energy to energy on the basis of renewable and nuclear energy sources. It is shown that large-scale sequestration of carbon from the biosphere, which is the key biogenic chemical substance on the Earth, will not pose an essential hazard. It is important to ensure safety for people in the regions of storing large CO₂ amounts. Assessments of the capacity of the reservoirs for long-term CO₂ storage in various geological structures available on the Earth are given. It is revealed that this capacity is several times larger than the requirements for the entire 21st century. Such reservoirs are available in almost all regions on the Earth, although some individual countries may not have them at all. This can become a reason for development of local markets on rendering CO₂ storage services. A significant experience with development and implementation of CCS projects has been gained around the world. A global CCS industry can already be established on the basis of commercially mastered technologies. The aim to be pursued by the development of new technologies is to decrease the CCS costs. This relates primarily to technologies for capturing CO₂ from gaseous mixtures and storing it in rock formations. Since the CO₂ emission centers and places suitable for storing it are spaced apart from each other, the construction of large pipeline systems for CO₂ transportation over long distances will become inevitable. These pipeline systems can be commensurable in capacity and length with the existing gas networks.

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Titel: Opportunities for the Application of Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Technologies in Case of Global Economy Decarbonization (Review)
verfasst von: S. P. Filippov
O. V. Zhdaneev
Publikationsdatum: 01.09.2022
Verlag: Pleiades Publishing
Erschienen in: Thermal Engineering / Ausgabe 9/2022
Print ISSN: 0040-6015
Elektronische ISSN: 1555-6301
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040601522090014

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