German @Umweltbundesamt, usually very critical of everything related to CCS, did an in-depth sector analysis of EU Commission's net-zero scenarios and finds: Without CCS, industry won't be decarbonised. This is how they frame the result: https://t.co/7TVotkf4AK
@SomersJulian@bataille_chris The remaining 5% needs to be recovered through negative emission technology (biological or otherwise). The assumption is the baseline is zero emissions (achievable only by shutting down the activity and removing the product from the economy). The baseline is the current case.
So - why has the ICS account been so quiet for the past year?
We are delighted to announce that we are now a @bakerhughesco
Now, watch us go! https://t.co/leQs47GGoY
@Haszeldine@Haszeldine - The Joule Article on CTBO is terrific. This should stir up some worthwhile discussion. My guess is the heavy lift will be the (necessary) border adjustment fee/tax.
@CarbonWrangler Thanks, Julio. Just ordered it. As a non-geoscientist carbon geek, living beside the Canadian Rockies this looks like a great Rosetta stone guide.
@CBCNews@EvanDyerCBC A missed point is that producers minimize the CO2 stored during enhanced oil recovery (EOR) because they buy the CO2. If there is credit for CO2 storage, it can become economic to store more CO2 than the produced oil would emit.
@enviroeconomics Thanks, Dave. One clarification - if "We need to take the time to better understand the wildcards" means. "Let's wait and see if something better comes along before we take action." I would strongly disagree.
@bataille_chris@ProjectLEILAC Hey, Chris - The Brevik cement planet uses exclusively alternative/waste fuels. It not only improves emissions footprint, but it also saves money. I understand that for a couple of years, their fuel cost was negative! Why? Imported corpses of prion-infected cattle from the UK!
Both CCS and low carbon hydrogen are key to the green recovery. It's @KwasiKwarteng at @The_CCSA#ccus2020 "The broad public doesn't know enough about CCS. Let's start with the basics. The main thing we have to do is explain what carbon capture is & why it's necessary."
IndClimSol's pilot-scale froth contactor for a client's CO2 capture & mineralization process. Thanks to AIP Industries for support developing production equipment and manufacturing/assembly of the package - and to @NRC_CNRC and @ABInnovates for support.
https://t.co/O7RrfXAGeS
Introducing the @IndClimSol froth contactor modular gas/liquid absorber system.
Reduce the size of contactors for #CCUS systems by 5x to 10x. Self-cleaning for precipitating solvents and mineralization processes as well as high particulates.
https://t.co/0AB6dPSshe
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