Energy Myths and Realities Page 1 Dr. Vaclav Smil (Distinguished Professor Emeritus,
Environment and Geography in the Riddell Faculty) was recently appointed to the Order of …

Commercializing an emerging technology that employs an immature production process can
be challenging, particularly when there are many different sources of uncertainty. In …

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (CCS) is assumed to be one of the key technologies in
the mitigation of climate change. Public acceptance may have a strong impact on the …

Over the past decade carbon capture and storage (CCS) has attracted increasing
international attention as a climate change mitigation option and moved into the center of …

Accelerated curing of fresh concrete using CO2 is a possible approach for value-added,
high-volume usage products from waste CO2 emitted from stationary sources. The extent of …

The potential to capture carbon from industrial sources and dispose of it for the long-term,
known as carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), is widely recognized as an important …

During CO2 injection, increasing pore pressure and temperature reduction create
geomechanical deformation of both the reservoir and surrounding rocks. One of the most …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is capable of reducing atmospheric emissions of
greenhouse gases from coal or gas-fired power plants. The upward buoyancy of dense …

International interest in CO 2 capture and storage (CCS), as a method of reducing carbon
dioxide emissions linked to global climate change, has been growing in recent years. CCS …

The potential for CO 2 emission reductions through carbon capture and storage (CCS) is
depending on investments that can bring the technology from the current R&D through to …