During injection of carbon dioxide (CO2) into deep saline aquifers, the available pore
volume of the aquifer may be used inefficiently, thereby decreasing the effective capacity of …

At the time the IPCC Special Report on Carbon Capture and Storage was published in 2005,
the concept of CO 2 storage efficiency was not introduced yet and, consequently, no …

Estimating the carbon dioxide (CO 2) storage capacity of deep saline aquifers is important
for identifying those most suitable for sequestration, and for planning the future development …

During future, large scale CO 2 geological storage in saline aquifers, fluid pressure is
expected to rise as a consequence of CO 2 injection, but the pressure build up will have to …

Many studies on geological carbon dioxide (CO2) storage capacity neglect the influence of
complex coupled processes which occur during and after the injection of CO2. Storage …

Various approaches are used to evaluate the capacity of saline aquifers to store CO 2,
resulting in a wide range of capacity estimates for a given aquifer. The two approaches most …

The estimates for geological CO2 storage capacity worldwide vary, but it is generally
believed that the capacity in saline aquifers will be sufficient for the amounts of CO2 that will …

Implementation of CO2 capture and geological storage (CCGS) technology at the scale
needed to achieve a significant and meaningful reduction in CO2 emissions requires …

Implementation of carbon dioxide capture and geological storage to achieve a reduction in
greenhouse gas emissions requires knowledge of carbon dioxide storage capacity in …

CO2 storage efficiency is a metric that expresses the portion of the pore space of a
subsurface geologic formation that is available to store CO2. Estimates of storage efficiency …