CCS – Carbon Capture and Storage: An Abject Failure
Canadian Heavy Oil Association
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- opinion piece -
"Over the past four decades, only 0.1% of the annual global emissions of 40 billion?tonnes (1 tonne = 2205 lb) ?have been captured, although over 100 projects are operating or being planned."
- S.M. Farouq Ali, University of Houston
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) are often referred to as vital solutions for reducing atmospheric CO2 levels.? Yet, with trillions of dollars already invested, the effectiveness of these technologies are increasingly under scrutiny. This article examines whether CCS and CCUS are the solutions needed to tackle climate challenges effectively.
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Caralyn Bennett Gordon D. Holden Dean Anderson Nael S. Justine Strawbridge Jen Turner Allan To Dale Hansen Paul Krawchuk Yunji (Jimmy) Jiang Bryan Stock Charlotte Plombin, P.Eng, MS Steve McCaffrey Sherif Abdelrahman, P.Eng, MSc Paul Morris, P.Eng. Subodh Gupta Catherine Laureshen KC Yeung Adrian Dodds Bruce Carey
Principal, Energy Strategies & Projects Associates, Inc.
4 天前This is a wonderful opinion piece, by an industry luminary. That said, there is an important and substantial opposite view that supports CCS as a critically important pathway forward. Does anyone wish to open up the debate?