> What does CO2 geological storage really mean?
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Below and on the following pages contains content of Brochure, which can be download HERE or read as e-book HERE.
Brochure prepared the CO2GeoNet - European Network of Excellence
A responsible use of fossil fuels
Removing the main source of greenhouse gases
Returning the carbon back into the ground
Giving us the time needed to develop climate-friendly energy sources
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Contents
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Climate change and the need for CO2 geological storage
1. Where and how much CO2 can we store underground?
2. How can we transport and inject large quantities of CO2?
3. What happens to the CO2 once in the storage reservoir?
4. Could CO2 leak from the reservoir and, if so, what might be the consequences?
5. How can we monitor the storage site at depth and at the surface?
6. What safety criteria need to be imposed and respected?
Glossary
What is CO2GeoNet can do for you?
This Brochure was produced thanks to the contributions: Rob Arts, Stanley Beaubien, Tjirk Benedictus, Isabelle Czernichowski-Lauriol, Hubert Fabriol, Marie Gastine, Ozgur Gundogan, Gary Kirby, Salvatore Lombardi, Franz May, Jonathan Pearce, Sergio Persoglia, Gijs Remmelts, Nick Riley, Mehran Sohrabi, Rowena Stead, Samuella Vercelli, Olga Vizika-Kavvadias.
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A vision of the future
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No more smoking chimneys
A pipeline brings CO2 and puts it in the ground
This is good for the Earth
For our children CO2 geological storage makes sense
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Source: The European Network of Excellence on the Geological Storage of CO2
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