CO 2 is the primary contributor to greenhouse gas that causes rapid global warming. CO 2
capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is a crucial technology for CO 2 reduction, typically …

Technological and medical advances over the past few decades epitomize human
capabilities. However, the increased life expectancies and concomitant land-use changes …

Subsea sequestration retains a huge potential in terms of the long-term viability of stable
CO2 storage and, therefore, can contribute to global carbon neutrality by addressing global …

Naturally occurring methane (CH 4) hydrates in oceanic sediments have been stable for
millions of years. As a natural analog, is it possible to store carbon dioxide (CO 2) in the form …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a critical approach to reducing atmospheric carbon
emissions. The United Nations [UN] Climate Change Conference COP26 Glasgow [2021] …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration plays a crucial role in reducing the levels of
atmospheric CO2 and mitigating the harmful effects of global warming. Among the various …

Immediate measures are required to tackle global warming and climate change that may
require the storage of enormous quantities of anthropogenic CO2 in geological and oceanic …

Storing CO 2 in underwater sand sediments as hydrates offers vast capacity and minimal
leakage risk. But direct CO 2 injection can clog the surrounding area, reducing the flow. One …

Storage of liquid CO 2 in shallow geological formations is a recently proposed concept that
can facilitate increased storage capacity and improved mobility control. If stored below the …

Abstract Specification of CO2 and brine phase behaviour plays a vital role in CO2
sequestration and CO2 reduction from atmosphere to deep saline aquifers. Because CO2 …