Carbon Capture and Storage [Elektronisk resurs] Technologies, Policies, Economics, and Implementation Strategies / Contributors Saud M. Al-Fattah, Murad F. Barghouty, Gaelle Bureau, Bashir O. Dabbousi, Simon Fillacier, Pierre Le Thiez, Cameron McQuale, Gilles Munier, Jonathan Royer-Adnot.

• CHAPTER 1 CCS in a Global Context -- 1.1 Climate change in a world dominated by fossil fuel -- 1.2 Fossil fuels and CO2 in the next decades 2010-2050 -- 1.3 The role of CCS as a GHG mitigation solution -- 1.4 Key messages from Chapter 1 -- CHAPTER 2 CCS Deployment Status, Regional Applicability, and Stakeholders -- 2.1 CCS deployment: status and forecast -- 2.2 One solution will not fit all: regional applicability of CCS -- 2.3 Regional update: CCS status and stakeholders organizations -- 2.4 CCS implementation strategies for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia -- 2.5 Key messages from Chapter 2 -- Part II: TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERABILITY OF THE CCS CHAIN -- CHAPTER 3 CO2 Capture and Separation -- 3.1 Description of CO2 emitting processes -- 3.2 Capture and separation technologies -- 3.3 Capture of CO2 today -- 3.4 Combustion processes that simplify CO2 separation -- 3.5 Overall challenges for CO2 capture, anticipated deployment -- 3.6 Key messages from Chapter 3 -- CHAPTER 4 CO2 Transport Systems -- 4.1 Transport technologies review -- 4.2 Toward infrastructure deployment -- 4.3 Key messages from Chapter 4 -- CHAPTER 5 CO2 Geological Storage -- 5.1 Underground storage solutions -- 5.2 Carbon dioxide trapping mechanisms -- 5.3 Underground storage technologies -- 5.4 Project development design -- 5.5 Key messages from Chapter 5 -- Part III: DEPLOYMENT DRIVERS -- CHAPTER 6 CCS Regulatory Framework -- 6.1 Emissions mitigation policies -- 6.2 CCS regulations -- 6.3 Key messages from Chapter 6 -- CHAPTER 7 Economics of the CCS Chain -- 7.1 Obtaining an adequate price for CO2 -- 7.2 Cost of the CCS chain -- 7.3 CCS economy -- 7.4 CCS projects financing -- 7.5 When to move to CCS? -- 7.6 Key messages from Chapter 7 -- CHAPTER 8 CCS Quality Standards-Challenges to Commercialization -- 8.1 Social and environmental standpoints on CCS -- 8.2 Risk -- 8.2.1 Inherent risks and risk mitigation for a CCS project -- 8.3 Multi-stakeholder engagement, project quality standards, and risk mitigation/communication -- 8.4 Key messages from Chapter 8 -- CHAPTER 9 Conclusion: A Pragmatic Way Forward -- 9.1 CCS deployment strategy: connecting the dots -- 9.2 CCS: An element of future sustainable economies. 

• This book focuses on issues related to a suite of technologies known as "Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)" which can be used to capture and store underground large amounts of industrial CO2 emissions. It addresses how CCS should work, as well as where, why, and how these technologies should be deployed, emphasizing the gaps to be filled in terms of research and development, technology, regulations, economics, and public acceptance. The book is divided into three parts. The first part helps clarify the global context in which greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be analyzed, highlights 

Ämnesord

Air quality management. 

Carbon dioxide mitigation. 

Carbon dioxide sinks. 

Carbon sequestration. 

Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric. 

Greenhouse gases. 

Carbon dioxide  -- Environmental aspects.

Genre

Electronic books.  (LCSH)

Klassifikation

TD885.5.C3 (LCC)

363.738746 (DDC)

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