Abstract Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is a collective term for technologies that allow
society to unlock the benefits of energy intensive processes like fertiliser production and …

Legislation and guidelines developed for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) have set
performance requirements to minimize leakage risk, and to quantify and remediate any …

The QICS controlled release experiment demonstrates that leaks of carbon dioxide (CO 2)
gas can be detected by monitoring acoustic, geochemical and biological parameters within …

The ability to detect and monitor any escape of carbon dioxide (CO 2) from sub-seafloor CO
2 storage reservoirs is essential for public acceptance of carbon capture and storage (CCS) …

Environmental monitoring of offshore Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) complexes
requires robust methodologies and cost-effective tools to detect, attribute and quantify CO 2 …

Gas hydrates are one of the most abundant clean energy resources and can effectively
solve the energy crisis with a lower carbon footprint. Gas hydrates typically exhibit complex …

Sub-seabed geological CO 2 storage is discussed as a climate mitigation strategy, but the
impact of any leakage of stored CO 2 into the marine environment is not well known. In this …

Fluid-escape structures within sedimentary basins permit pressure-driven focused fluid flow
through inter-connected faults, fractures and sediment. Seismically-imaged chimneys are …

Chemical tracers are proposed as an effective means of detecting, attributing and
quantifying any CO 2 leaks to surface from geological CO 2 storage sites, a key component …

Biological hard tissues are a rich source of design concepts for the generation of advanced
materials. They represent the most important library of information on the evolution of life …